are these no drill or do I need to drill into the wheel well to install these? Thanks!
2047849
You have to drill one hole once you have installed the other screws to hold the flap in place. The front flaps can be installed without removing the tires but the rear flaps require that you remove the tires to install.
2047850
This is a no drill product for 2011 dodge ram 1500, very simple to install.
2047851
No need to drill- the holes in the splash guards line up with the factory holes.
2047852
they line up with two of the holes. the third has to be drilled out. I hated to drill into my 2013 ram express . but they look great!
2047853
do you have to remove the rock guards to install these?? or do they fit over them
2047854
Hello, how you doing for this splash guard you dont need to drill to install them.
170025
No drilling no mods. Very easy install . They mount with hardware that goes behind the grill .
1250260
No you do not need a drill. It comes with a hex wrench. All you need is a phillips head scew driver. Very easy to assemble and takes just minutes and they are sturdy.
243168
Yes they do. I bought them. They worked great and had the nuts. When you put them on make sure those first lug nuts are very tight. When I checked my wheels after the first couple weeks I noticed a couple had loosened.
873454
No you don't have to drill hole, but I sold mine because they don't stay put, you can easyly fall over in them. I bought the ones you need to drill hole for, they stay in place. I hope this helps.
827735
They were in my box. You must bolt the top to the base. I needed to use clamps to hold in place, due to the springs.
1796602
Other than the screws that hold them in, yes. Installation is a little tricky as the wires are snaked through the structures of the wheel. Take your time, you should be able to do it in under an hour. Don't forget to disconnect the battery, especially if you have an airbag.
163307
Good Morning,These are VERY easy to install, as long as you have a couple of simple tools. A flat bladed screwdriver, and a pair of pliers should do the trick.PLUS, you are taking apart and installing PLASTIC connectors, so be sure to take your time when pulling them out, and putting them back into the holes.Hope that helpsRegardsChuck
1404436
The wheels are "track" wheels. They are fixed/fixed only. There is no way to mount a freewheel to them without replacing the hub and spokes.
517612
No, these are protective hubcaps that fit over a standard wheel; they come with a tension hoop that you attach to the hubcap before firmly pressing them into place on the wheel. There are no instructions, so take off an old one and look how it's done. There is a dent in the hoop to be aligned with the tire valve stem. It's not hard, but takes some thought.
1392848
This is a threaeded freewheel, put your freewheel tool in vise and set freewheel on top of it, turn wheel counterclockwise. Then to install, simply spin on by hand till tight.
2239941
I have several of these and in most cases have chosen NOT to use the caster wheels. They are great quality caster wheels that come in a bag when they deliver your product. You can choose to install them or not. They just pop into the pre-set holes.
775103
No, you do not have to drill holes for installation and you don't have to remove the wheels.
517611
Yes, they do not come with the bolts but you can use the bolts that come with the rim.
1386595
Hello,The rim is just dual drilled with 10 lug holes, they will bolt up nicely!Thanks,-Kyle
1966551
You don't have to drill anything. Put these on my model 44SS6. It comes with an adapter that goes in the large hole in the frame and screws into that just like the original grip, easy.
1450683
You should contact Amazon. There were very general instructions on how to install. If believe the wheels slide on rod and then you insert the pins to keep in place.