Mark4.2

I don't like to add them, but I live at the end of a muddy track and the car gets dirty very quickly.

Does anyone have a picture of their car with mud flaps fitted?

tia
mark

Chuck540MZ

<center><img src="http://www.disneyclipart.com/images645/Movies/Dumbo/Dumbo/dumbo05.gif"></center><p>Hehehehe :-)

realtyman 2.7T

They blend in pretty well on black.
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/24684/fl3.jpg">
The flash makes them stand out more than typical.
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/24684/fl2.jpg">

<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/24684/fl1.jpg">

brian 4.2

Sorry but in my sons words " YUK"

realtyman 2.7T

function takes precedence over form... especially with these New England winters. They'll come off after the winter.

Singletrack

LOL

brian 4.2

Wait a minute, what other 4.2!I saw only 1 audi in calgary this summer.

audiconvert

Are they easy to remove? I was thinking of using them for just ski trips in Ca

Brian-PA

were going to pep boys or NAPA and bolting on Yosemite Sam. If you like them and they serve the purpose for which you bought them then they are 100% perfect.

They keep your rear well from becoming a sandblasted/rock pocked mess and they also serve the #1 purpose of not throwing rocks and road debris into the windshield of the person behind you.

I regularly travel at speeds where a rock thrown from my wheel could easily do some significant damage to the vehicle behind me (even if I am just passing). The mud guards are a perfect solution for me and since they were designed for the vehicle they are aesthetically acceptable.

This Audi OEM part falls directly into the "who cares what anyone else thinks category." (not that you were seeking approval / disapproval)

You will be more than satisfied with them, especially with the color of YOUR car.

Bri
*whoops, meant to post as follow up to original thread*

Go Xavier !

If you like them, that's what counts! Ignore others,esp Chuck, do what you want