I want to install a set of front and rear mud flap for my Clubman S, does anyone know where to get it? Dealer charge $$$ and I was wondering are the set selling at Outmotoring.com OEM?

Here are the link:

Front: http://www.outmotoring.com/mini-coop...mud-flaps.html

Rear: http://www.outmotoring.com/mini-coop...mud_flaps.html

Would they fit Clubman?

Thanks

 

The front one's should work as the front halfish of a clubman is the same as a hatch, and they show for the clubman on the drop down menu on the first link you provided.

The rear ones not sure about as it's the back half of the clubmans that are different, and those arnt showing on the drop down menu either

 

You can get them for the Clubman on minimania.com. I'm considering picking up a set myself.

http://new.minimania.com/web/item/G2.../InvDetail.cfm

 

$132 for the rear flap

 

Get a quote from Classic MINI in Ohio. 20% off MSRP for NAM members.

See their info in the Vendor Directory

 

These prices are way higher than the dealer.

Dealer price (Mini of Boston) 25.50 for front and 100.00 for rear or a total of $125.50 compare that to

Mini Maina at 32.95 front and 113.95 Rear or a total of $146.90

I find that my Mini Dealer pricing for accessories is usually less or the same as anyone else. And they have never charged me for shipping ups ground.

 

how quickly do they install and what made you decide to purchase them (i.e. was it cosmetic or were you getting a lot of stuff coming off the wheel?)

 

I have not actually gotten them yet so i am not sure how easy they are to install.

The install instructions on Mini Mainia seem to indicate that they are relatively easy to install "after" you remove the tire from the car. I can see why that may be if you need to get a screw driver in to tighten some screws as indicated.

 

I picked up my set from my dealer. After calling several places, they were either expensive, out of stock, or both!

Stopped by my parts desk and they had 'em in stock and I got the front and rears for $119 out the door (taxes included).

They took about an hour to install since I had to remove the rear wheels to get the screws in. For the fronts, you just have to turn the wheels (all the way left for the DS and all the way right for the PS).

Overall, to me they are money well spent. With the width of my tires, it makes everything look more integrated - if that makes sense.

 

I just got a set from Classic Mini in Ohio and with the NAM 20% discount, the front pair came out to be $20.40 and the rear pair came out to be $68.50, so after shipping is like $100, not bad