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Anyone know where the best priced set are to be found?
Mud flaps...
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TheCoosTail said:
To be honest I prefer to buy "branded" equipment and I find that the quality and fit of these products are better than those generic offerings made by other manufacturers.
http://www.vauxhall.co.uk/vehicles/vauxhall-range/cars/antara/accessories.html
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Same ones on Ebay, genuine [email protected] £47.00 for a full set, and you get Free Postage ; - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-Vauxhall-Tailored-Antara-Front-Rear-Mudflaps-93744124-93744125-/230953953508?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&fits=Model%3AAntara&hash=item35c5eda8e4
The flaps offered on the Vauxhall website also include free postage but also, if you aren't too sure which flaps are appropriate for your Antara, you can contact Vauxhall and by providing them with your Registration Number, they will ensure that you are sent the correct ones.
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Thanks guys. I agree Re original parts. That's all I use. Did spot these earlier.
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I purchased my genuine VX ones from here cost about £40 for front and rears.http://www.caraccessoriesplus.co.uk/product/vauxhall-antara-mud-flaps.html
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Yes no drilling or anything required, they just bolt and screw in using existing holes and fittings
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Are these flaps easily fitted ?
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Again I don't understand why it should now present a problem as I have been running and using it for years without any problems and I certainly haven't tinkered with any settings etc.
I have uninstalled it and I will reinstall it later and see what happens.
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Sorry folks I should have updated when a fitted mine a few weeks ago, in fact I thought I did. Whatever, yeah complete doddle to fit. Just follow the step by step instructions, very simple, there is loads of room for access, no wheel removal or any of that nonsense either.
Tools required, an 8mm socket (if memory serves me well) and a Posi/Cross/Phillips driver.
Job done in 20-30 minutes tops. I was lucky enough to have a quiet night at work and fitted them in my dinner break!
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They look great, enhance the look of the car IMO, and I really do think they help protect the bodywork. I have noticed far less road crud along the side of the car since fitted. I have deliberately been looking out for this when cleaning and there is definitely not as much [email protected] being thrown onto the car, so they do work, as they should of course.
I got mine from the place on eBay mentioned earlier in this thread, quick delivery, order today and you can have them on the car for the weekend (probably)
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Tools required, an 8mm socket (if memory serves me well) and a Posi/Cross/Phillips driver.
Job done in 20-30 minutes tops. I was lucky enough to have a quiet night at work and fitted them in my dinner break!
They look great, enhance the look of the car IMO, and I really do think they help protect the bodywork. I have noticed far less road crud along the side of the car since fitted. I have deliberately been looking out for this when cleaning and there is definitely not as much [email protected] being thrown onto the car, so they do work, as they should of course.
I got mine from the place on eBay mentioned earlier in this thread, quick delivery, order today and you can have them on the car for the weekend (probably)
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