Well, I just finished installing the rear mudflaps. To say they were easy would be an understatement. So easy, you get concerned they won't stay on because they are so simply attached.

Now, the fronts are a little bit more involved. Looks like I need a drill and a box cutting knife. Think I'll re-read the instructions a couple of times before I decide to do them or have a service department do it.

I'll post some photos later tonight or tomorrow morning. Customisation: LED (CW) Internal Lighting, Re-badged Steering Wheel (black/silver badge), Wheel Caps (black/silver badge), Black Magic Tint, Santorini Black handles

Accessories: LR Chronograph, LR Golf Umbrella, LR Pen, LR Key Chain, LR Hat (blue), Rubber Boot Protector Mat, Side Steps, Mud Flaps, Body Side Mouldings

Last edited by Furyan on 10th Feb 2009 10:35 am. Edited 1 time in total

Fronts are very easy as well the first took me 15 minutes the next took only 5 minutes easy when you know what you are doing.  Freelander2 GS TD4 Manual in Lago Grey .Roof Mount DVD 9.2''Screen~Window Tints~Parrot CK3100 Bluetooth~Retro Fit Sony Satnav~iPhone Dashmount~Side Steps~Woodco Armrest~Mudflaps~Land Rover Sunglass Holder~LED Interior Lights~Private Plate.Evoque Collected 17th Sept 2012.


Also Audi TT Roadster.

Yep, did my fronts on Saturday.
They look a bit daunting at first but once you've done one the other's a doddle

im about to do mine next weekend front & back. anybody any advice/tips?

Make sure you understand what you are going to do and walk through it before doing it, just to make sure you haven't missed something. The rear ones are extremely easy, about a minutes work. The fronts do look much more complicated, but they aren't in the end. Just double check everything you do on the first one and you should be right. Customisation: LED (CW) Internal Lighting, Re-badged Steering Wheel (black/silver badge), Wheel Caps (black/silver badge), Black Magic Tint, Santorini Black handles

Accessories: LR Chronograph, LR Golf Umbrella, LR Pen, LR Key Chain, LR Hat (blue), Rubber Boot Protector Mat, Side Steps, Mud Flaps, Body Side Mouldings

did you find out if those mudflaps are effective ?

they are good mudflaps, but they are not sprayflaps so dont expect miracles At work
At home

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do work excellent in good weather, right ?

Brillant in good weather.

All I can tell you is that I noticed the difference between having them on and not. They do look good also, in my opinion ...and everyone who has seen my FL2. Customisation: LED (CW) Internal Lighting, Re-badged Steering Wheel (black/silver badge), Wheel Caps (black/silver badge), Black Magic Tint, Santorini Black handles

Accessories: LR Chronograph, LR Golf Umbrella, LR Pen, LR Key Chain, LR Hat (blue), Rubber Boot Protector Mat, Side Steps, Mud Flaps, Body Side Mouldings

The difference is incredible I think. I shoulda done mine from day one. Expensive though..

Are the backs still only held on by two screws? I ripped one off in deep sand so replaced the screws with small stainless bolts as the flaps themselves are quite flexible.

sievester wrote:

Are the backs still only held on by two screws?

I've had mud flaps since day one. I think they finish the car off. Gone - TD4 XS Auto, Sumatra Black, Mud flaps and side strips, clear indicators, private plate, privacy glass