Mudflaps?
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- I drive a: GT 2.0 TDI 170/184
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- With a: Manual box
Re: Mudflaps?
I had mudflaps on my last 2 Golfs, and wondered whether to get them on the Roc. They look wrong on the Roc, and VW want £107.20 for all 4 - no way hose! If you do still want them, you can fit them yourself without taking the wheels off - theres a big enough gap in the wheel arches if you use a small socket wrench fitted with a socket that fits a Torx screwdriver bit into it.
If you clean your car once a week and don't live on a farm, then you don't need them. The back ones help reduce spray of stones onto the car behind you, but who cares about them? If they were essential for protecting the underside of your car then VW would have them moulded into the wheel arches for pennies. The underseal of the car should protect the underside against a few stray stones.
If you clean your car once a week and don't live on a farm, then you don't need them. The back ones help reduce spray of stones onto the car behind you, but who cares about them? If they were essential for protecting the underside of your car then VW would have them moulded into the wheel arches for pennies. The underseal of the car should protect the underside against a few stray stones.
2013 - Tornado Red MK7 Golf GTD on order
2011-2013 - Rising Blue 170GT
2009-2011 - Pewter Roc 140GT
2007-2009 - Tornado Red Golf 170TDI GT
2005-2007 - Black Pearl Golf 140TDI GT
2003-2005 - Black Pearl Polo 1.9TDI
2011-2013 - Rising Blue 170GT
2009-2011 - Pewter Roc 140GT
2007-2009 - Tornado Red Golf 170TDI GT
2005-2007 - Black Pearl Golf 140TDI GT
2003-2005 - Black Pearl Polo 1.9TDI
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- I drive a: GT 2.0 TDI 140/150
- In: Deep Black
- With a: Manual box
- Location: Scotland
Re: Mudflaps?
With my car being black they blend in a bit, the jury is still out on the back ones though... :-|