[JX35MD]

I went to my dealer and got the splash guards installed after a 1 month delay for factory backorder. It took them less than 1 hour total and that included the car wash. They look nice and should keep road debris and brake dust from messing up the body just behind each tire as I had noticed before. My total cost was the dealer invoice price without any labor. That, along with free all weather mats was the general manager's way of making it up to me for my messed up sales experience.

I guess the usual cost would be the MSRP and 1 hour of labor.

Front splash guard:

Rear slash guard:

 

[gibbons]

Was "mud flaps" politically incorrect or something? They will always be mud flaps to me.

Our car on order is white. I was going to put black flaps on it, like the black flaps on our white XC70, Outback, and other white cars we've had in the past. But we ordered in July, when price was increased and the order software forced mud flaps and lighted sills, so they will be white on this car. Way too much hassle to remove the paint down to the plastic.

 

[Jx'ing]

Do they come with the rivets? I'm going to buy the mud guards and install it myself wondering it it comes with all of the hardware

 

[Jim]

I installed mine and it was extremely easy. All the hardware is included.

 

[Sjyokel]

Those look great. Well done on the price!

 

[jeverall]

I installed mine and it was extremely easy. All the hardware is included.

Just picked up my splash guards , and downloaded the install instructions.. www.Infiniti-techinfo.com , looks pretty straight forward, any tips, or anything I should be aware of? or just follow instructions???

 

[quickswoosh]

Was "mud flaps" politically incorrect or something? They will always be mud flaps to me.

Considering that the average JX has a much higher chance of seeing a few splashes and very less of mud, it only seems to appropriate to call these splash guards instead of mud flaps. A true off roader would need mud flaps

 

[jeverall]

Just picked up my splash guards , and downloaded the install instructions.. www.Infiniti-techinfo.com , looks pretty straight forward, any tips, or anything I should be aware of? or just follow instructions???

Installed mine this AM, super easy. There is a gap on the front ones, between the splash guard and the innner wheel well, kind of weird, but they'll still do their job.....