Do you have to drill holes for installation. Do you have to remove the wheels?
775102
I didn't have to remove the front wheels to get room to work, just turning the wheels gave enough room to work. I did remove the rear wheels to get room to work because I did have to drill one hole on each side. There was a little dimple in the plastic fender lip that told me where to drill. I don't know if there would have been a way to do the rear without taking the wheels off but it was easier to do that try to figure out a way around it. You are not drilling into metal, just plastic so it goes easy. Maybe just holding a nail in a pair of pliers and heating up the point to melt into the dimple would be good enough? Overall, I thought it went easily and was very happy with these mud flaps. I didn't have to remove the front wheels to get room to work, just turning the wheels gave enough room to work. I did remove the rear wheels to get room to work because I did have to drill one hole on each side. There was a little dimple in the plastic fender lip that told me where to drill. I don't know if there would have been a way to do the rear without taking the wheels off but it was easier to do that try to figure out a way around it. You are not drilling into metal, just plastic so it goes easy. Maybe just holding a nail in a pair of pliers and heating up the point to melt into the... » Read More I didn't have to remove the front wheels to get room to work, just turning the wheels gave enough room to work. I did remove the rear wheels to get room to work because I did have to drill one hole on each side. There was a little dimple in the plastic fender lip that told me where to drill. I don't know if there would have been a way to do the rear without taking the wheels off but it was easier to do that try to figure out a way around it. You are not drilling into metal, just plastic so it goes easy. Maybe just holding a nail in a pair of pliers and heating up the point to melt into the dimple would be good enough? Overall, I thought it went easily and was very happy with these mud flaps. « Show Less
775103
No, you do not have to drill holes for installation and you don't have to remove the wheels.
775104
On my Rav4 2012, No need to drill anything, all holes on the car and Mud guard are pre-made and exactly match. No need to remove wheels, a ratchet will make it more easier to install. Hope this helps.
775105
I did not drill as the holes lined up well. I have a 2013 RAV4 EV, so it's the older body style.
775106
I didn't have to remove the front wheels to get room to work, just turning the wheels gave enough room to work. I did remove the rear wheels to get room to work because I did have to drill one hole on each side. There was a little dimple in the plastic fender lip that told me where to drill. I don't know if there would have been a way to do the rear without taking the wheels off but it was easier to do that try to figure out a way around it. You are not drilling into metal, just plastic so it goes easy. Maybe just holding a nail in a pair of pliers and heating up the point to melt into the dimple would be good enough? Overall, I thought it went easily and was very happy with these mud flaps.
775107
No to both. Just make sure you have the right model and year and everything should line up.
1087053
No. Mounting kit is another purchase. Shouldn't require any drilling. Uses existing holes available on vehicle.
2099473
Yes. The first unit we bought HAD a set of wheels, the second one did not but the holes were there.
208982
If I remember right, I think you'll only need a screwdriver and maybe a mallet to get the wheels in firmly. My wife has been very happy with it. High quality (especially for the price), and the collapsible sides are definitely a plus.
651285
You attach the wheels, so they can be removed / not attached. I would recommend it, the legs did not have a nice finish on the bottom. The wheels can be locked in place too, there is a turn-key on each wheel so you can lock the individually. Don't really need to, it is very heavy and does not roll by itswlf
1016592
No it does not, so yes you have to install one yourself. Super good durable wheel though!
2009732
No. You have to bolt the wheel assembly to the board. Pretty simple. Three bolts and nuts per wheel assembly.
1266194
You don't have to attach the wheels. I've got this cage, and I did not put on the wheels.
1349713
Yes, the bolts and screws on the outer lip of the barrel come in a bag in the box, so its up to you if you want to screw them in or not. Without either, you will have small holes visible on the wheel however. Its your call.
823411
Yes, you have to unscrew the bar at the top and pop the wheels off, takes about 3-4 mins tops.
589309
No. You won't have to remove the wheels. I installed the in my driveway in about 20-30 minutes. You do have to turn the front wheels to each side to give you enough clearance. A stubby screwdriver is helpful also.
1445432
Did you follow the directions for attaching them? It was very complicated and my husband and I both worked on it for awhile before we figured it out but now it's fine. Not having that problem, never did, but paid a lot of attention to initial assembly. It took us at least an hour to assemble, most of that on the wheels and ring assembly.
314175
My wheels are locked, but I cannot remember if I had to install them or not. If I installed them it was easy, and they did lock on. You might reverse the way you slip them on. Sorry I cant help more.
557437
I drilled holes and put 1" wheels on 4 of these. 1 tall and 3 shorter ones. Worked great. Drill the holes and use short screws and a locking washer.
1309480
The wheels are pushed into the existing holes. You have to push with great strength!!! Great stools
2039921
It came with them on it. They would have to be cut of. I'm sure how stable it would be without the wheels. The base would tip easy I think
250156
Just a few holes for the self tapping screws. You need to remove the rear wheels, too.