Most Popular Plastic for Subaru Forester

Just installed but the fit is good. Seems like the screws and washers could be black rather than stainless? and I don't get why there is a hex head screw on one spot in the front instead of all phillips all around? - but sure fits snug and looks good. I'm sure once it is plastered the stainless heads will be covered.

Once again Etrailer provided excellent customer service and a great bang for the buck. The Weather Tech flaps are nice and beat other options in price and quality.

The rear flaps were easy to install. I bought them hoping they would reduce the spray that comes up on my Subaru Forester. They did not help. They do look nice as if they were meant to be there.

It's good, perfectly fit, no issues

It's good, perfectly fit, no issues

The mud flaps are high quality they fit and look great

Received my products fast as usual. Reviewed the instructions that came with them and must say they are very clear, to the point and easy to understand. Love doing business with eTrailer!

These mud flaps are a perfect fit for on my 2024 Ram 2500 Power Wagon and Rebel Trucks and look fantastic. No-Drilling or modification needed, just remove the factory screws and install the mud flaps using the 3 removed screws.

Did not fit well on the 2022 Dodge Ram 3500. The rear flaps did not quite fit the OEM fender flares on the vehicle. Too tight - not enough clearance to sit nicely against the flares. There was also no hole for the trim fastener so had to drill a 1/4" hole for little plastic fastener - not a big deal. Hoping the front ones fit better, but they were worse. Same story - the "digital fit" flaps did not fit the OEM fender flares. Tried a heat gun to hopefully warm the flap and maybe get them to fit together better, but couldn't quite get it. I'll need to get some longer fasteners, otherwise one bolt and the little plastic tab are all thats holding it on. Maybe if the weather warms a bit...? Def not as advertised.

I installed a complete set of flaps on my 2013 Suburban. The flpas were fairly easy to install, but for my SUV they do not use the clips that many pictures illustrate. The factory hardware will hold it in place, but I strongly suggest that you drill the additional hole for the inside edge of the flap and secure it with the additional bolts provided. With 17" wheels the clearance is tight and that additional bolt will assure that when you turn the wheels lock-to-lock it will not pull the flap out from the liner to which it is attached on the inside.

Well first of all Weather Tech is a popular brand a little pricey my belief in life is you want something to last pay a little more. Recieved mine today beautiful. Have not had a chance to put. them on rainy hard.