Was there any drilling required on this? I have a 2014 Citadel.
186475
They were easy to install. Just one drill hole at the bottom of the rear mud flaps and two in the front. Easy to get at to drill.
186476
These were predrilled to match the wheel opening. If I remember correctly you remove the push in attachers that attach the inner fender well to the wheel opening & install supplied screws with retainers(no drilling). I do have a bottom screw on mine that is a regular self tapper phillips head. I looked at mine just now & it appears that these holes on the splash guard were predrilled. I don't remember if there were existing holes in the bottom of the wheel opening or if these self tapped through the soft plastic. These splash guards have a very nice & tight fit. Hope this helps!
186477
For drilling the front, dont take the wheel off, turn the wheel all the way and you have plenty of room to drill. Its a small bit.
186478
Yes. But only under the truck, into plastic to secure the lower part of the flap! Absolutely worth doing, they look and fit awesome!
186479
Yes there was... the front you either need to take off the tire, or heat up the drill bit with a torch and push it threw like I did
186480
No drilling - there are plastic clips in there that are the holes you will use. The hardest part of the install was working with the felt lining and trying to thread through the lining. I ended up pulling the lining to the side a bit and not having the screws go through the lining. These made a huge difference with the splatter on the rear window in rain and snow and it keeps the car exterior cleaner. Don't use these if going off roading - they could easily snap off.
186481
There is some drilling involved, but it's really easy and it's only one hole as I remember
186482
Yes - I have a 2014 Limited. Follow the instructions and you'll be fine! Both the front and rear look and function great! I purchased Husky floor mats and cargo mat + Mopar tubular side steps (don't cheap out on non Mopar ones) --- All from Amazon and got a better deal than going through the dealership.
284497
Yes they do. No drilling required. Pull tape tabs and install like OEM ones.
444951
Yes - alignment hole is pre-drilled. Installation was about one of the easiest things I've done.
2057237
No drilling, everything fits right into place holes line up with the Kia soul splash guards and all the parts came with it. Satisfied how well they went on.
170025
No drilling no mods. Very easy install . They mount with hardware that goes behind the grill .
2042990
There is no drilling involved. You take the screws out on the side, put in the hooks and replace the screws.
757617
No drilling needed you just have to pop off the oem strut covers. There you will see the main nut and the other 3.
104066
No drilling required but I had a Honda dealer install them for me because it was a little complicated.
2115955
I did not drill mine although the instructions says it has to be drilled, this way it gives me the option of sliding it out if I don't want to use it. It gets a little wobbly if you don't drill it but it works just fine as long as you don't shake the console. I find it minimally noticeable that's it's not drilled
2525
no drilling, fits right in slots under the cab. yes, a socket wrench is all you need.
379174
No drilling was required. You do have remove the tail light to access and release the clips on the back of the existing gas tank ring. It is also very tight working space to reach the clips. Once you get that removed putting the new part on is very easy. Just line it up and make certain the clips lock in place.
1688182
My husband has an '02 F250 and he said the front fender holes lined up so he didn't need to drill, but he did have to drill new holes for the rear ones.
1273941
No. it uses J bolts . No drilling required. Had mine over a year . No problems. The only issue is the instructions are hard to read otherwise this is a product that does the Job. I carry ladders ( window washer) and would buy again.
1114024
No drilling required for 2014 Soul. The racks attach to the existing mount points on the roof.
2097261
Yes, Randy, there is drilling. That part of it really made me feel uncomfortable, but once I was done, I was VERY happy I installed this! Good luck!
1352757
No drilling was required to install the hitch on my 2011 Escape. You have to get on your back and pull the bolts through existing holes. I had it on in less than half an hour. Bill
1182270
You have to take the back wheels off to drill screw holes, not hard. Also dab primer or paint in newly drilled holes for corrosion protection. John