Do you need to drill the wheel wells or do these use existing screws?
1536447
You don't need to drill. The kit comes with some screws that go into existing tapped holes and you also use one existing screw on each mudflap. Go here for installation instructions http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0176/5842/files/PU060-42013-P1.pdf?276
1474456
No they are not! You do have to drill small holes in plastic under the wheel opening. Would be unnoticeable if you were to take the off....They look great when installed.
169733
It depends. If you just have a bare hub you don't need anything, it just screws on. Otherwise you need the correct tool to remove the old freewheel or cog. Those tools vary depending on what is currently installed
412591
If there are existing holes, then you'll need two wrenches, one for the bolt, one for the nut. If there are no holes then you'll also need a drill and bit.
1048884
I believe the screws go thru the ladder, the plastic plugs, then into the rv. If you need a bolt and nut, you're going to have to buy them. If you are replacing an existing ladder, you should be able to use the existing holes
116584
No. I had to order the bolts separately and ended up getting the wrong ones anyhow. I just re-used the original bolts with the new jockey wheels. Be careful when unpacking these not to lose the small bushing insert!!
1580540
if they're long enough, I had to drill and use the screws that came with them
794166
You'll need 14X1.5 spline drive lug bolts. Offset is correct, so no spacers needed. Should bolt right on without hub rings.
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.
1093475
They are angle crossed if you don't want to drill you will probably only get two bolts on. It was real easy to drill new holes. Mark them by opening the stabilizers against the ground and frame, then remove stabilizer and drill pilot hole as per instructions then bolt on. Use oil or wd-40 to preserve drill bit.
1655584
Yes. They come with all the hardware you need.The bolts are Torx bolts, so you need to have a Torx screwdriver.I believe the size bit is T30. The size bit is listed on the installation instructions, so check those.
794165
Well you will need a install kit. (stud bolts). You know there are other offsets these wheel come in??Message me.
620341
I had it installed at the shop. The tires were not removed. Not sure if any special drill is required,
295849
Nothing special is needed, just an allen wrench. The new wheels worked well. Good luck!
184220
Yes. For my Odyessey all hardware needed was included. No drilling needed. I kept the bolts loose until all were in, then tightened them. No problems in the 6 months I've had it.
1092856
It's very easy. In my case, the mud guards came with screws that go into the predrilled holes in the wheel well.
1010052
Brandie, these mudguards are not pre-drilled, and should fit anything. Installation is simple after making a hole-pattern appropriate for your wheelwells. Use the previous mounting screws from your vehicle.