OEM Splash Guards

Whether you drive a car or a truck, an SUV, or a van, its wheel wells have barriers on them -- one of two kinds. Smaller cars and crossovers, for instance, generally have splash guards. Larger sport utility vehicles and pickups, on the other hand, often have mud guards or mud flaps.

Of course, what they all do is the same: they help protect the underbody of your ride from dirt and grime (its fenders and rocker panels included). Without them, the tires would kick up all kinds of muck and debris during a drive. That'll cause some serious corrosion, not to mention make it harder for the wheels to turn.

Of course, all three kinds can wear out from a lifetime of use, if they don't otherwise crack, tear, or break during accidents. In any such case, you should replace them all at the same time. That's easy to do, and we carry plenty of inexpensive options, often steeply discounted and sometimes even up to 35% off MSRP. Best of all, though, they're genuine OEM, not aftermarket.

Why Buy OEM Splash Guards vs. Aftermarket?

They're manufacturer-quality, built to exacting standards. Aftermarket splash guards may not always be.

They're guaranteed compatible, designed to fit your ride, whatever its brand, model, and model year. Splash guards from an off-brand may neither fit quite right nor work as well.

They're warrantied, so if you run into any unlikely defects in materials or workmanship, the coverage can take care of things. That peace of mind, you can't always get shopping the splash guard aftermarket.