Description
Toyota Corolla Mud Flaps 4 Pcs – Model 1987-1991
Upgrade your old Toyota Corolla (model year 1987–1991) with mud flaps from Sehgal Motors. This 4-piece set is engineered to safeguard your ride while enhancing its looks at the same time.
Key Features
- For 1987-1991 Toyota Corolla Custom Fit
- 4 pieces in a complete set for all-around coverage
- Durable and flexible construction
- Easy to install
Specific Features
Corresponds with standard Corolla body (1987-91)
Universal for suiting the front and rear. Rugged, to deliver all-encompassing coverage.
Pre-drilled mounts for quick and easy installation
Compatible with OEM fittings
Design
Made exclusively to fit the 87-91 Corolla, these mud flaps add an attractive and unobtrusive appearance that matches the body of the Car. It’s a slim black design that fits in well with the Car visually and remains timeless.
Material
That’s manufactured using high-grade ABS plastic with durable mud flaps. So they are also not going to get damaged by UV rays, as well as benefit from flexibility in different temperatures and handling road wear.
Performance
Reduced splash, dirt retention and stops the vehicle from getting beat up by road grime and stones.
Benefits
- Protects the underside and lower 1/4 panels of the Car from road spray
- Long-lasting protection for paint & exterior components
- Helps keep the Car cleaner longer
- Finishes the look of a Corolla
How to Install?
Wash the wheel well area.
Now, line up the flaps with holes, and attach the mud flap. Screw or clip the flaps to the wheel as instructed for each of the four wheels. Keep going!
Why Choose Sehgal Motors?
Quality: are made of excellent, heavy materials
Price: In-budget option
Customer Support: Reliable after-sales service
Order Yours Today
Get yourself a set of Sehgal Motors and add to your Corolla mud flaps now!
Get yours now and enhance your comfort and vehicle protection, rain or shine.
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