Did you have to remove the wheels in order to install these splash guards?
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NOPE. Was really easy. I did it off the ground, no need to raise with jack. For the rear I used a rounded allen, allows for tightening or loosening at an angle. When I got to the front wheels I got a bit more room by turning the steering wheel. Approx. 15 minutes.If you appreciate and prefer a job well done, I used a matte black spray paint for these and gave them 4 coats. With a close inspection the variances of shades on the splash guards are all over the place. They look like they're from factory on my car.
795190
For the front wheels turn both side to the maximum possible. Rear It's better to take out the wheels.
795191
If you have an allen head wrench set you can remove the original VW screws(allen heads) and put the splash guards on using the original VW allen heads without removing the wheels. It took me ten minutes to do my fronts.
2257590
No, you will need to remove the rock rails to install the side bars/nerf bars.
1191827
Did you remove the rubber stoppers that block the slots the docks hooks slide into?
1908920
The wheels are rather hard to install. I used the palm of my hand to install them and it took several tries to get this done. When the first one went in I said to myself well these really do go with this machine. I do believe that once you get them installed you won't have to worry about them ever comming out. I have mine on carpeting and it rolls well. Good luck and have a great day. Mike Hutson
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No. And that's about the only thing I'd change about it. I mistakenly thought I'd add wheels to it, but there isn't a place to attach them.
2099473
Yes. The first unit we bought HAD a set of wheels, the second one did not but the holes were there.
1235995
Ours did. I called and talked to the company before ordering it to confirm the new ones sold on Amazon were shipping with the pneumatic wheels. The new wheels make it so much easier to maneuver when it's full.
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Yes. It looks like there are four screws on each caster, that can be taken off, but they came pre-installed.
163305
I did all four splash guards within an hour. You will need stubby screwdrivers, offset screwdrivers, and an angle drill if you do not want to take the rear wheels off. It gets a little tight. I have a 2014 Rubicon and the 255s got tight.
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No it does not, so yes you have to install one yourself. Super good durable wheel though!
347451
Short answer...Yes. The ones that I bought did, but I had to relocate them in order to get the wheels to fit on my Cub Cadet.
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Unless they changed the new body style, in which I'm pretty sure they didnt. When putting together I would recommend putting one side at a time and keep the bolts loose then put the top piece on.
1474456
No they are not! You do have to drill small holes in plastic under the wheel opening. Would be unnoticeable if you were to take the off....They look great when installed.
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The wheels came installed on my wheelchair. The only thing was the leg extensions were not installed if u wanted to use them but they were an easy "click" in place kind of thing.
970044
We had to pull the wheel well cover out to get the splash guard behind the fabric lining. It was a little troublesome but well worth the effort. I love my splash guards. The way the Durango is built everything splashes on each side. Installing the splash guards have helped tremendously! Good Luck.
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You have to drill holes. I own a2012 model. I have put on the front splash guards but have yet to install the rear. The front guards are easy to put on, the back ones will be harder because you have limited space for your drill to make the holes. You may have to remove the rear wheels to get enough spce to use your drill.
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yes they do. Suggest by the way that if you purchase, you also purchase a couple of spare wheels