What's a good price for splash guards, installed?
#1
What's a good price for splash guards, installed?
I'm just curious because I think splash guards could be quite practical. I just want to make sure I don't overpay my dealer. I think the MSRP on infiniti site said $274, but that's without installation fee... I need a reference price point to negotiate with my dealer.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
#2
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can't be that hard to do yourself. isn't it just a couple of screws?
https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-i...d-install.html
https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-i...d-install.html
Last edited by sniper27; 10-28-2010 at 12:32 PM.
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i was merely stating that for a simple task, it's not worth paying the dealer labor charge. rates may be competitive, but i'll pay you guys for the more complex stuff that i can't do. kinda like tire rotation (if applicable). would I pay the dealer $50+ for it when I can spend 30 min and do it myself? probably not.
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#8
I've decided to just skip with the splash guards. It's not like I'll be doing any off-roading to watch out for debris or anything. I'll just have to wash the car more often I guess... Thanks guys for your opinions.
#12
u can buy the splashguard at riverside infi already painted for 140 i think, then drive to san diego n ill install it for u for a bowl of Pho, lol. seriously, its real easy to install with the template
#13
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Just bought these at riverside infiniti. Quoted for $149 but ended up paying $139 + tax. Very easy to install.
Wasn't considering the splashguards until I bought the 20's. They're called splashguards for a reason and they sure did help with the "splashed" debris and protects the paint as well.
Wasn't considering the splashguards until I bought the 20's. They're called splashguards for a reason and they sure did help with the "splashed" debris and protects the paint as well.
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I installed mine without taking off the wheels.
just take time test fitting where to mark where your holes are going to be, mark them, then with a drill gun or screw driver make your hole with the screw (supplied). remove screw and place splash guard matching the holes then place screws back in.
just take time test fitting where to mark where your holes are going to be, mark them, then with a drill gun or screw driver make your hole with the screw (supplied). remove screw and place splash guard matching the holes then place screws back in.