A-Premium Set of 4PCS Mud Flaps Splash Guards Mudguards Mudflaps with Hardware Kits Compatible with Toyota Tacoma 2005-2015 Pickup, (with Fender Flares), Front and Rear (Driver & Passenger Sides)

Easy installation. Fit like a glove. Everything aligned Looks factory. Sturdy. Works great

Although installation instructions would definitely save you 5 minutes of figuring out what goes where, it's pretty intuitive by looking at how the existing fender flare fasteners line up with the holes on the mud guards. You can use a 10mm wrench or, preferably, a 10mm short socket to fit between the tire and the fender wall but, as others have said, once you understand it, it goes very quickly to remove and replace each existing fastener. (The existing fasteners are holding the fender flare on so additional fasteners are not needed so I don't understand the comments about fasteners that don't fit and having to go to an auto parts store. If you don't already have the fasteners that fit properly, then I wonder what is currently holding your fender flare on?) You will also need a short handle phillips head screwdriver to install one each of the supplied screws into the farthest hole on each mud guard. This is potentially confusing as I see that some reviewers complained about destroying the "square plugs" when they removed them? There is no need to remove the plastic plug as the provided screw fits perfectly into the plug's square hole. As for the existing fasteners, all holes in the mud guard align perfectly with the factory holes so, if something doesn't fit, you're just doing it wrong. Mud guards look great after installation, like they should have been there all along! :-)

These mud flaps fit perfectly on my 2023 Tacoma. Easy to install. The clips in the hardware pack were not needed. My only complaint was that the screws (and you need 4 of them to complete the install) were a little too small in diameter. Other than that I would recommend putting these on your truck.

Easy install and sturdy. Had to apply a bit of pressure to line everything up, but it took all of 20 minutes to put all four into place. Very happy with the result. Used for a week or so now with no complaints. They don’t rattle and actually stop debris from smacking the side of the truck. Wish I’d gotten them earlier. 2018 Tacoma

I wanted to replace the old mud flaps on my 2008 Toyota Tacoma. I was going to just get the regular OEM mud flaps again. But after looking at these a few times before purchasing, I decided to give this set of mud flaps a try. I chose them in part because the price was less than new OEM flaps, but more important, in the pictures I saw, they looked good on the truck and complimented the truck's lines/ style. They are very good and fit perfectly! Also they are as well made, if not even a bit better than the OEM mud flaps. They are just a tad bit shorter, (maybe ? about by an inch- but I didn't measure) than OEM flaps, but I think that is just fine and they look great on the truck. Very pleased with this product.

fits 2012 toy tacoma well and with well built.

The 3 holes for the screw/bolts line up perfectly with my 2005 Tacoma… not sure about the holes for the clips, because I didn’t use them. When I took my old clips off, they basically disintegrated. Having the flaps on with 3 long screw/bolts seems very solid (definitely better than what I had using zip ties). Not saying you should only use the 3 screws, it’s just what I did. BTW, there are some screws provided, which I didn’t need because I was able to use the original ones. There are also some clips provided, but they are not made for my configuration, so I couldn’t use them… but again, the 3 screws seems to be plenty strong.They are not an exact replica of the OEM part, but they form to the wheel well & fender just like OEM and look like they belong. They seem to be made out of tough material… will see over time how they last when exposed to Texas heat and cold. Literally takes about 5–10 mins per flap to install.

These Mud Guards were well packaged and came with more hardware than needed, but, there are no included instructions. That is not a huge problem because they only fit one way, but I double checked the pictures in the ad to make sure I was applying them correctly. I used a 10 mm socket on a ¼ rachet, a 10 mm socket on a 6 inch ¼ extension with a hand knob, and a stubby Phillips screwdriver. I am sure other tools could be used, but, there is not a lot of work space between the tire and the wheel well area. Each mud guard has holes that align with the fender flare screw holes and those screws are easily reused to secure the guard. In addition, there is a guard hole that allows one of the enclosed screws to be screwed into the wheel well. This wheel well hole has no screw in it, but it accepts one of the enclosed screws to secure the guard. That screw will require use of the Phillips screw driver. After removing the screws from the fender flare, align the top screw with the guard hole and hand start that screw, then repeat for each hole as you nudge the guard into place. Gently screw them in after all the screws are started in their proper holes. Remember, plastic should be gently snugged. The guards are approximately 9 inches wide and 9 inches long in the middle area. The mud guards look great, appear to be a quality product and will definitely protect my truck.