my car is fitted with rear mud flaps standard ones i believe and want some for the front but to match, but cant seem to find any, all seem to be universal ones, if not could some one recommend a good set of four, some deep ones

my car is fitted with rear mud flaps standard ones i believe and want some for the front but to match, but cant seem to find any, all seem to be universal ones, if not could some one recommend a good set of four, some deep ones

skoda dealer think mine were about £15

my car is fitted with rear mud flaps standard ones i believe and want some for the front but to match, but cant seem to find any, all seem to be universal ones, if not could some one recommend a good set of four, some deep ones

Is this for a Rover 25 as thats what Brisky says you have, or a Mk1 Octy?

when you have them, can you let us know of the part number. I've got a set from ebay, but it's missing the clips to fit it

Got minE from skoda 3 months ago £25 ish. Fit like a glove too.

I have front ones fitted, the Skoda part number is:-

KEA - 075 - 003 ...........1 set: mud flaps left and right (front)

Edited 12 February, 201016 yr by Silver Bullet

One tip... You will need to drill one hole through the plastic wheelarch liner to insert a plastic rivet. You will find that the exact place where the hole needs to be drilled is already marked on the wheelarch by a circle / crosshairs about 2/3 of the way up and a few inches in from the wing. Find the mark and drill it before you get the other clips in. They're good though, I could probably fit a set to one side in about 3 minutes now.

Cheers Rob, those photos are a real help.

It seems I'm missing the clips which go up the edge, so mine just flap about on the side of the car :eek: I suppose that's what you get for buying from ebay.

I'll phone the dealer and order the full set I think. That way I've got a spare for each side.

p.s. I think this thread should be a sticky

Mine don't have the clips and seem solid even with all the snow we had. I got mine from ebay also.

Mike, mine seem to be OK, but I bet with the wind and dirt being thrown at them, it'll not be long before the paint behind them gets scuffed, or even worse, worn through. :eek:

Edited 13 February, 201016 yr by rk696

I would recommend cleaning the part of the sills that the mudflaps cover then waxoyling it prior to fitting.

Mike, mine seem to be OK, but I bet with the wind and dirt being thrown at them, it'll not be long before the paint behind them gets scuffed, or even worse, worn through. :eek:

I put some rubbery tape between the flap and paint so it shouldn't be able to rub through.

Good thinking batman