i've never bought these for a car before. this is my first new car, so how do these attach? are there bolts included or something?
1267950
Hello, These attach with existing bolts inside the wheel wells. There is no drilling required, as they install into existing holes. Detailed installation instructions are also included! I hope this helps!
1267951
Hello it attaches to the pre existing holes on the vehicle and the mud guards does come with the hardware .
2186052
I bought them for an 99 VW and they are universal. They did fit my VW but I had to spend more money on bolts. You on the other hand might have to buy caps for yours
1936819
I installed them on a 98 Camaro Z28, and yes mine were that way, bolt end was inside the car, behind the plastic panel, and the other end was a pop on type ball joint on the hatch itself, also my rear deck lid is extremely heavy and these hold it up great. Hope that answers your question.Worth every penny, the lid will not fall anymore, unless you pull it down.
19447
oops. previous answer was for a different product. this one came with bolts.
1198728
They are threaded and you need a kit to get the push-ons to work. You also need to change the spring in the air compressor. The shocks are only Gabriel air shocks with an AC Delco label on the box and I do not recommend them! You can get Monroe units that are a direct bolt-in with no hassles and at a fraction of the cost! After I purchased the AC Delco parts and saw what they were, I sent them back and was glad I did so after purchasing the Monroes!
627543
Hello, They are metal bolts with plastic twists on each end to hold the two pieces together. Not sure what size this particular model takes, but here is an example of what they look like: http://www.petmate.com/hardware-78-screw Ryan SJK Products Inc.
710285
No they don't, buy toggle bolts they work best. I just love how heavy and durable they are! You won't be disappointed.
584465
The bolts are built in to the mirror themselves, you will have to take the nuts off of the original mirrors and use those. If you don't have them they are a fairly common nut and thread pattern.
1457199
The bolts should be any hardware store or well duped auto parts house. The inserts may be harder to come by since they tend to spin out of the a pillar itself. Might be a dealer if you can't find them on the "help" rack.
2089990
No my new started didn't come with new bolts, I used the old ones with no problem.
1770543
Bolts are built in but you have to reuse the nuts from the struts you're replacing. (Per my husband's memory from 6 mos ago)
196711
If there were no mounting clips in the box you should return them Are you sure they were not included? They are quite small and made of clear plastic. I believe that there were also screws with mine and I have ordered these more than once.Mark
1703714
go to the company web site and check with them,they should have them already set up for you, mine were just bolt on.
1981106
How or where do you put these iin a car? I heard someone say the car windows?? Can anyone please elaborate a liitle more on this topic? thanks:)
1622502
They DO NOT mount to the doors. They mount to the body on the Windshield pillar. I used the factory bolts.
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There are three components to the system, which are sold separately. You must buy 4 "stays" or feet. You it's buy a pair of crossbars, which are sold by length. You must buy 4 latches which attach the feet to the car. These latches are sold specifically for your make and model and can be found on the website
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No, there are no bolts and as the previous answers state, they just snapped on just like any other hub caps on the market. This set of wheel covers are inexpensive enough, (although they don't look cheap), that thieves won't even have any interest on them. It will not even sell for $5.00 per set on the street. I have them on my car as replacements for the originals that have scratches on them and I don't worry about them being stolen. Go ahead and buy a set. It will make your car look nice and clean.