Front Rear Mud Splash Guards for Dodge Challenger 2015-2020

Looks good, nice fit! easy to install

These actually look better and fit better than the "official" Mopar mud flaps. Word of advise: Do not remove the lower 2 plastic rivets on the rears. These do not need to be removed and actually help provide support and rigidity to the plastic underlining. The spring clips can be slid on for the top 2 screws with these two rivets in place and for the 3rd lower hole that needs to be drilled. You can also use plastic rivets instead of the screws/clips provided to hold these in place. It is difficult to drill out the original plastic rivets and easier to cut them off from the backside with side cutters to remove them.

Fits my 2023 Challenger perfect ship fast easy to put on

For the price, they are great. The driver's front didn't quite fit right, I had to use a dremel to remove some of plastic so it fit flush with the body. The instructions were confusing. All of them were labeled for the same side - fortunately it is obvious where they fit. Overall, I am happy with the purchase and very happy to be keeping the dirt and rocks off the rockers and body.

Easy install. Clean the area thoroughly. Once old body fasteners are removed, test mount the flap, identified by the print on the flap's inside to use the correct piece. The hardware provided works just great.

Still good till this day

Take your time and do it right and they'll look really good! Worth every penny! Protect that paint!

The media could not be loaded. Well, first impressions, they look cheap as in quality. Apparently they come in black but mine were not and were a gray with a slight hue of maybe a blue. If you can imagine your black bumper that has faded with time and you have to apply some "back to black" product. That's the color of these flaps. They seem to be molded to fit the curve of the fender well. That's a plus! Theyre also double wall. Also my Challenger is a widebody and seem to fit well despite the ad saying they don't fit. You will have to screw holes into the fender lips or an alternative is to use heavy weight 3M double sided tape with just the clips provided. Anyways, I suppose I could paint them a true black color. I currently have ZL1 flaps and I may just keep those on.