Honda Genuine Parts 08P00-TLA-100 Splash Guard Set, 1 Pack

I didn't find the install as easy as many others, but don't have as much experience with this kind of thing. But that's the good news, you don't have to have done anything like this before to do it right. I wanted to save money, and the dealerships prices to buy and install these are highway robbery. I have a 2019 CRV EX.I used instructions from a Honda dealer, easily found online, that are a well known place for discounted genuine Honda parts. I had the pushpin and Phillips screwdriver already, but didn't have the stubby one, so I bought one of those at HD along with an offset screwdriver based on suggestions in the reviews here on Amazon. Came to about $6. Also, I wasn't sure how everyone did this, were they on the ground? Squatting and killing their knees and back? I decided to buy a step stool to sit on during the install. Plenty of cheap ones available, I got one a wider one than the norm for about $13 here on Amazon. So splash guards plus tools that cost around $20, still put me at $200 under what the dealership wanted for buying and installing, so well ahead.The install. Well, I did it, I wouldn't say it was easy, but I definitely wouldn't classify it as difficult either. It is straightforward and clear if you have the instructions, but you have to figure out the best way to go about getting the screws out and in on your own. The outside ones were a snap. My inner screws in the front were on super tight in particular and that took a while to figure out how to remove it in that incredibly tight space. You can spin, spin, spin with no result on that one. For me, it was applying quite a bit of pressure and at times adjusting the angle that finally did the trick, but the tight position of that difficult screw meant my progress was slow going.One thing I'd change if I did it over again, I would use the pushpin to pierce the holes on the front end like it says to do. But I would then put the screws in to those holes to get a good head start once you have the splash guard on. I did this on the second front one and it went much quicker. On the rear ones, the instructions actually tell you to do this. Also, I found that using the pushpin about 3-4 times in each hole helped greatly in getting that screw started.I can't recommend my step stool idea enough. I installed the splash guards in my driveway, didn't want to sit on the ground, didn't want to bend over uncomfortably for who knows how long. So I just opened the folding step stool and sat right on it, closely situated to the car. It's a great height for working in the area of your tires. I was definitely a bit stiff after putting on the splash guards, but I can't imagine how much worse my knees and back would feel without this. I highly recommend.So even though I didn't have as easy of a time as others, I'd still go this route again to save money. It took more time than I was hoping, but the splash guards do look great and are very tight and the CRV looks like it rolled out of the factory like this.

Fits for a 2020 honda crv. Wish the instructions were a little more clear but other than that it gives it a nicer look as well. No more dirt streaks on that side panel under the door.

If it isn't OEM,then it definitely got me fooled.Perfect fit, easy to install with the right tools, and all necessary parts for installation are included (6 long screws, 2 short screws, 2 small spring nuts, and 4 large spring nuts).It took me about 20 minutes to install, taking my time.Recommended tools for install: pushpin or something to pierce the clips, short stubby Phillips screwdriver or a low-profile right angle attachment for a drill.

Installed these on a 2017. The fit and finish match the car perfectly. Bought the "other" brands laser fit items and weren't even close. I will say they are little short, and I got no instructions, but that's what the internet is for. These are waaay waaaay less than the dealer wants for the part, and their install rate is crazy... its an easy install with a stubby screwdriver. Don't buy any others, just get these

These fit perfectly on my 2019 CR-V. There were no instructions. Instead, the order included a note that gave a website that had minimal instructions. Instead, I turned to YouTube which had several good videos and tips for installing these. Be forwarned that you will need a snubnosed phillips head screwdriver or similar ratchet. It's a tight fit when trying to screw in the top screws.

These splash guards fit perfectly on my 2018 Honda CR-V. Easy to install, find installation instructions on-line. The stubby screw driver is too long to get the screws on the rear. I used a small ratchet wrench with a stub Phillips head bit. Just made it between the rear tire and the wheel well. Otherwise you will have to remove the tire. Good price, fast delivery. Recommend

Although I set the filter and made sure the order pieces would fit my 2021 Honda Odyssey, it was only when I tried to install the pieces I realized the parts were not for the Odyssey but the CR-V. Return was easy but my mistake was relying more on the filters set by Amazon, ready the description and ask the seller directly would be my advise.

They came as the original OEM splash guards. They look good on the vehicle. Installing them is pretty easy, what you need to pay attention to is the whole line of the splash guard to the body to get it to fit tight from top to bottom. If you need OEM splash guards, I highly recommend these.