Mud flaps

[Frankj]

Yes same for me, the Front fitted in 15 mts. and the Rear took about 45 mts. due to the wheel removal, the thing to remember with the rear is locate the Push In plastic plug at the bottom first then lift up the flaps and drill for the self tappers.

They fit really well and look the biz.

[tonyt4265]

just been quoted £193 fitted by the local citroen dealer. robbin bastids.

[ZACK]

just been quoted £193 fitted by the local citroen dealer. robbin bastids.

That's Shocking !!!

You Can Get Both Sets For Around £50 From John Nicol And They're Simple To Fit Yourself

[Rickzayne]

Fit them your self.

You just need a drill for making screw holes, and to take your rear wheels off.

[tonyt4265]

im disabled so any rolling about on the floor is a no goer

[Chris_Blue]

Mudflaps supplied and fitted front and rear all in £110- Ford lifestyle

[yogib]

Hi, just got the wifes new D Style Plus today and the instructions aren't overly clear where you drill the holes for the rear mudflaps. Are the holes drilled into the inside lip of the bumper/arch? The screws supplied look a bit beefy for the lip. Appreciate and help

[Rickzayne]

Pretty sure the holes that needed drilling were in to the metal part of the car

[DavidDS3]

Nope the rear ones actually drill into the narrow edge of the rear bumper which is plastic. I have actually removed mine as I think they spoil the look of the rear end and don't seem to do a lot as far as protection is concerned. In fact if you PM me I'll sell you the rears for a tenner plus P&P. They are as new and include the screws. I'll download the fitting instructions from citroen.service and send those with the flaps.

[yogib]

Thanks DavidDS3 i already had a full set prior to getting the wifes car and after reading your post they are now fitted, had to buy a wheel brace first to take the rear wheels off (my Insignia doesn't have jack/brace either) other than that a pretty quick job. Thankyou for you reply

[kyle_barnes]

omg sorry to revive a thread BUT I fitted the front mudflaps myself and never again lol it took me two hours !! it was freezing cold I couldn't feel my hands I had to drill the front ones in to the front splashguard. I am sure I read here I didn't have to lol hold up well though but still hear things flying up now and then smashing the sill

[Chris_Blue]

Hi Kyle. Couldn't be assed to fit them myself, so got a garage to do it last year.

When I got the car back, wondered why they were a bit flappy, and not solid on the car. Then went over a high kerb (at Citroen Brighton festival event last May actually) and understood why. They are fitted in a flappy fashion with plastics panel pins, so that if you hit a kerb or something, the mudflap dislodges and comes away rather than rips off the part of the vehicle it's attached too.

So these mudflaps aren't designed to be drilled and fixed permanent in my opinion. They are designed to come away from the car if hit

CBLUE

[Rickzayne]

They have to be drilled on the front in to the metal body work at one point, but the other 2 are plastic plugs, I have never hit my front mud guards only the back ones which took 3/4 hits and never moved.

[Chris_Blue]

Rick- your right bout the front. My error

It's the back that's plastic pin fixed only
CBLUE

[sted]

My fronts are just clipped on as per instructions rear say need drilling so cba. Fronts are all but pointless they are that small took about 30 mins to fit