I have just purchased some black 4mmpolypropylenesheet to extend my rear mud flaps by 3". A very easy job to do, just remove the mud flaps, use them as a template then extend by your desired length mark the 3 holes and screw back in place with your original mud flaps. Polypropylene sheet cost £11.70 (50cm x 25cm x 2).
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Are the skoda mud flaps easy to fit?
Wanting to save circa £30 labour.
Wanting to save circa £30 labour.
Yes very. You just need to get the correct Torx bit, which are cheaper enough.
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I was tempted to DIY, but contacted my local garage, not main dealer and have been quoted £106 for from and rear Skoda Mudflaps fitted. Booked in for next week without the hassle.
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£106? I was quoted £80 and thought better of it. Having checked the flaps on another yeti they look easy.
Should be able to fit 4 flaps a sill protectors for less than £80.
Should be able to fit 4 flaps a sill protectors for less than £80.
I think it took me less than 20 minutes to fit the front ones, and the back look about the same! So 40 mins labour.
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After reading this post and fed up with the dirt thrown up by the tyres, I decided to get some flaps.The Hood said:Try not to kick yourself too hard when you see how easy they would have been to fit!![]()
Easy Peasy, just had a little struggle with the steel expander clips on rear ones.
Ingram Skoda Ayr "where i got my new black 2lt urban" doing a deal on 4 flaps fitted with 4 rubber footwell mats and a fitted rubber boot mat for £118.add the cost of all these parts separate then the fitting of the flaps, seems like a good deal and the flaps are a good edition both in looks and practicality .
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Does anyone know the address of the supplier in Eire for mudflaps & an idea on price would be usefull
If you mean the proper ones, then any dealer.paulthepedant said:
If you mean the DIY extensions, then go to any of the Rally Parts sellers and look for their mud flap material, as that is 4mm polyp.
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Just managed to find the one I was looking for [email protected] They supply the genuine Skoda parts (front & rear plus delivery 48 euros - delivered) the dearest part was the 20 euros delivery - still far cheaper than Skoda agents quoted me. Hers hoping they arrive ok!!
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With free postagethis English Skoda Dealer is not much dearer
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GENUINE-SKODA-YETI-FRONT-REAR-MUDFLAPS-KEA630001-KEA630002-/321192079148?pt=UK_Car_Exterior_Accessories&hash=item4ac88a2f2c
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GENUINE-SKODA-YETI-FRONT-REAR-MUDFLAPS-KEA630001-KEA630002-/321192079148?pt=UK_Car_Exterior_Accessories&hash=item4ac88a2f2c
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Gosh!
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You could build yourself a new Yeti with all the parts those guys sell. Makes me think of that Johnny Cash track, One Piece At A Time...!
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I got my ones from here:http://www.skodapartsireland.ie/category/SPECIAL_OFFERS_/10__OFF_Mudflaps,i.htmlarrived within a couple of days are were cheap!
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Thanks, I ordered some yesterday from yeti nother one in Eire (forgive the pun!!)
Fitted front and rear set at the week end, very easy except for the clips - I eased my clips open a little as the "barbs" were touching and they have to go either side of two thicknesses of plastic = about 4mm. I did manage to get a bit of skin caught between the barbs as I was opening the first one out,I was more careful with the secondTech-Yeti said:After reading this post and fed up with the dirt thrown up by the tyres, I decided to get some flaps.The Hood said:Try not to kick yourself too hard when you see how easy they would have been to fit!![]()
Easy Peasy, just had a little struggle with the steel expander clips on rear ones.![]()
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