With the arrival of my car this/week next, just wondered which mudflaps I will need for the vRS?  

 

I have seen some on superskoda, or best just to get them from the local dealer - which is Hortons for me.

I got these ones for my vRS: http://www.kopacek.com/Skoda/OCTAVIA-IV/Mud-Flaps/

 

Very easy to fit without removing the wheels and do a good job of keeping the worst of the muck off.

 

 

I also have them from Kopacek (ex Superskoda). But in Slovenia the price is almost the same as at the dealers.

11 hours ago, edrenshaw said:

With the arrival of my car this/week next, just wondered which mudflaps I will need for the vRS?  

 

I have seen some on superskoda, or best just to get them from the local dealer - which is Hortons for me.

 

Anyone have any pictures please?

go on ebay

Main dealer are cheap and will get correct part number...my dealer fitted them for free but I had to modify them to fit maxton V1 kit cheers 

Just now, The Big Mac said:

Main dealer are cheap and will get correct part number...my dealer fitted them for free but I had to modify them to fit maxton V1 kit cheers 

 

Thank you everyone for you replies and pictures.  £46 each at the dealers?????

 

 

I do like a good mudflaps thred, they are very subtle on most of these cars you just wouldn't notice them.

 

Have a look at this thread for some more ideas ... Do I need mud flaps? - Page 3 - Skoda Karoq - BRISKODA

 

 

Just buy them on the internet genuine skoda flaps.very easy to fit.just take the screws out that aleardy on the car ,fit them put the screws back on and presto you done it.

13 hours ago, The Big Mac said:

 

 

Ah....this sort of answers a question I had - I was originally looking at the Maxton kit but then thought I wouldn't be able to fit it with the mudflaps so had almost given up on that idea.

Did you modify the mudflaps or the sideskirts? Some close up photos would be nice if you'd be so kind (also interested in how you found the fitment for the lip as when I looked under mine I see it's all covered in by an undertray - any photos/advice would be much appreciated!)

6 hours ago, CS363 said:

 

Ah....this sort of answers a question I had - I was originally looking at the Maxton kit but then thought I wouldn't be able to fit it with the mudflaps so had almost given up on that idea.

Did you modify the mudflaps or the sideskirts? Some close up photos would be nice if you'd be so kind (also interested in how you found the fitment for the lip as when I looked under mine I see it's all covered in by an undertray - any photos/advice would be much appreciated!)

So I thought it best to modify the mud flaps as they are cheap..I had the kit fitted by a local bodyshop he said the rear and side skirts were simple glue and screw but there was a bit more fiddling around with lip but glue and screwed  also and no problem with fit around undertray it can still screw off for servicing 👍 my advice get someone that is a professional body fitter to do it cheers 🍻 

Stupid question. Can you easily remove mudflaps during summer  season?

11 hours ago, The Big Mac said:

So I thought it best to modify the mud flaps as they are cheap..I had the kit fitted by a local bodyshop he said the rear and side skirts were simple glue and screw but there was a bit more fiddling around with lip but glue and screwed  also and no problem with fit around undertray it can still screw off for servicing 👍 my advice get someone that is a professional body fitter to do it cheers 🍻 

 

Thanks @The Big Mac appreciate you taking the time to share the info.

 

1 hour ago, omadon said:

Stupid question. Can you easily remove mudflaps during summer  season?

 

The only stupid questions are the ones that aren't asked! 😄

 

I don't see why not, they're easy enough to fit so the reverse should apply.

11 hours ago, omadon said:

Stupid question. Can you easily remove mudflaps during summer  season?

I didn't have any issues removing them. Didn't even need to remove the wheels. 

On 01/09/2021 at 16:28, edrenshaw said:

Thank you everyone for you replies and pictures.  £46 each at the dealers?????

 

 

€30 for front and back in Dublin main dealer!!!

3 hours ago, TheUltraRunner said:

I didn't have any issues removing them. Didn't even need to remove the wheels. 

When you are taking the wheels off to clean them 🤣🤣🤣 its just 3 screws and a push clip easy to remove 😉 

11 minutes ago, The Big Mac said:

€30 for front and back in Dublin main dealer!!!

 

1 hour ago, The Big Mac said:

When you are taking the wheels off to clean them 🤣🤣🤣 its just 3 screws and a push clip easy to remove 😉 

 

Yes, it's even easier if you install/remove mudflaps when changing summer/winter wheels setup.

On 03/09/2021 at 12:01, The Big Mac said:

 

Thank for the heads up! Ordered some last week, far cheaper than the dealer prices! Now all I need is a car to put them on lol

Tried to buy mud flaps from ireland, order went through, a couple of days later i got a response saying we dont ship to u.k. Bummer.