Husky mudguards $55.60 full set

Yes they did. I skipped this part. There's already paint protection there

 

My 15 doesn't have it, as why I have wear marks behind my factory ones already

 

I had rear's already. Ordered the front. It appears mine already had some on the front because the "existing fasteners" are missing and it appears there are screw holes already made in some of the holes. Maybe since I have 285s, it wasn't good for it? Either way I'm going to try to put these on in hopes that they are better than whatever was on it.

 

@MotMan243

If your bolts are missing, you're gonna need 3 per flap. They give you 2screws and 2 screw clips per, and you reuse 3 bolts from the initial install. It's a total of 5 screws/bolts per flap

They're 10mm automotive bolts w/ retained washers. You can pick them up at lowes for around $.90ea. They're in the specialty hardware section. The drawer is labeled

 

The 3 holes that go up the outside edge of the wheel well are supposed to have plastic push pins ( or whatever they are called ). The screws/clips that come with the flaps go here, but only the top and bottom hole for some reason.

 

Not sure if you've already gotten yours in yet, but my 2015 had the same issue. The factory mud flaps gouged out the lower portion of the fender flare due to grit getting trapped in that area.

The Husky front flaps come with pre-cut protection film that you apply with a thin coat of water. That allows you to remove and re-position the film if needed. Also the Husky flap is large enough to cover the damage caused by the factory flap, so it's completely hidden and unnoticeable.

I waited until I was rotating my tires to install these, since there are a couple of screws you need to install that can be a little bit of a pain if the wheel is still mounted. Other than that, installation was a breeze and these looks significantly better than the factory mud flaps.

 

Mine come today, and thanks for all that info. Gotta love Toyota OEM JUNK sometimes. They put that clear bra stuff on the fender flares in some spots, lower doors, couldn't have put one small piece behind the flaps so they wouldn't damage the paint?

 

Can someone provide the link?

 

Jet.com

Item #'s 56931 and 57931

 

If you don't have an offset Phillips, just use a Phillips bit and crescent wrench