2025 Upgraded Mud Flaps for 2022-2025 Nissan Frontier Accessories(with Wheel Eyebrow),All Weather Guard Splash Frontier Mudguards,No-Drill Front&Rear 4PCS Frontier Mud Flaps with Hardware

Works just fine on the 2025 Sonata and looks good. Fits well enough. Although this was advertised as no drilling needed for installation, the front mud guards will require minor drilling to secure the guard underneath, as the Sonata does not have a pre-drilled hole/plastic push clip at that location as it does at the rear. Since it is a low profile vehicle, I decided to leave it alone as the mud guards are solidly secured. Total time for install approximately 10 minutes.

Accurate fit, easy install looks like it belongs on my truck. Will do what I need it to do

Excellent product. Good design and thick material. Tools and hardware provided. No need to take wheels off. Instructions a little vague. States to push screws in. Easier to screw in. Secure mounting. No fear in a car wash or rain storm. Start with bottom outside screw pulls guard to body then others. Could be wider. Maybe due to me or it's a Tacoma Trailhunter (wide track). Still protects body and paint. Matches body contour. Install 45-60 minutes and I took my time to provide this review. Very satisfied with puchase.

Works ok, the screws are unusable , use the screws from the car, but you will still be two short. I have 19” tires so no way to install them without taking off the tires. But in the end they look good.

Warning 2023 Nissan Frontier SV. These do not fit without a large gap. Add to this, the hardware is wrong. In the rear there are 2 square.

Great fit easy to install

good quality and a great price.

My score of 3 is the average of a "five" I would give the mudguards, themselves, and a "one" I would give the push-clips to attach them. The mudguards snugged nicely to my 2025 Hyundai Kona SEL, and the holes lined up perfectly. They look just like the guards from Hyundai, but for about 1/8 the price - even after getting different push-clips. The guards do have a little bit of flex, so I'm not concerned about them snapping in cold weather.The push-clips, on the other hand, provided only a loose grip at best. The male end seemed too narrow, and did not properly expand the receiving end. I was able to get a loose hold with a few, and a few just pulled right back out with a very minimal tug. The replacement push-clips I ordered separately from a different company worked perfectly and the mudguards are now attached snuggly and properly.The screws that were included for the rear mudguards work and fit just fine, but they're army green. I have no idea why they would make them that color for attaching black mudguards, but they're barely seen, and if I'm bothered too much by the color, I'll dab a touch of black paint over them.