Mud Flaps Kit for Jeep Compass 2017-2024 Mud Splash Guard Front and Rear 4-PC Set by TOPGRIL

Got these for my 2022 Jeep Compass red edition 4x4.. Easy to install, works best if you have extra of the car plastic mounting screws, the plastic pieces used to hold it. You purchase extras at auto parts store. Recommend to have the extras in case the others break or bend. Directions aren’t very good but still simple to install. We are in MN with snow and ice and so far so good!

These are very nice, and fit perfectly for the most part. The only one I had a little trouble with was the right rear one, due to the shape of the splash guard on the bottom. These flaps come with hardware, but it wasn't needed on my installation. On the front two, you remove two body clips using a knife or flat screwdriver blade (or a clip removal tool), and an 8mm bolt on the bottom. Then replace them going through the holes in the flaps and into the body. The rear ones have two 8mm bolts. (Note: The bottom tab hole on the flap isn't used on mine). Now, here is where I had a little trouble lining up the right rear flap going back on. So, I started the top hole first and mostly tightened it, and was able to catch the bottom hole after that. Tighten carefully and don't overtighten. You're done!

These were listed as fitting 2017- 2024 Jeep Compass models. I installed them on my wife's (new to her) 2019 Compass today. Had to do some significant retrofitting to get them attached. Only ONE of the two or three (depending on if front/back mudflap) holes pre-drilled in the flaps matched the existing fastener holes on the vehicle. The other two were at least 1/2" away from the existing fasteners, and no manipulation could get the holes in the flaps to line up with the factory fastener holes. Also, the instructions say to remove the existing screws, but on the 2019 Latitude version, there is only one removable screw, and the other fasteners are those plastic Fir Tree fasteners. If you remove them, the holes (IF they'd lined up) were far too large in diameter for the screws provided to hold the mud flaps in place. I wound up drilling new holes for the screws provided, and leaving the Fir Tree fasteners in place UNDER the flaps. Also, the original screw-out fasteners (threaded U-nuts/screw) were not the same thread as the screws provided, so on the single place on each I COULD use one of the originally positioned holes, I simply re-used the factory U-nut/screws. On the plus side, the mud flaps do perfectly match the contour of the Jeep's body, so once I retrofitted the attachment of them, they look fine.

First off I will start of by giving the product 5 stars. The description say it is not for the Jeep Compass Trailhawk specially for a 2021 model (not listed) but that did not prevent me from purchasing the product. It will work with a minor modification to the passenger side rear flaps if you dont want to spend $100+ for OEM/Mopar. You will just need to cut/trim off a small portion of the splash guard to have it sit flush to the wheel well. After that the other three splash guards went on with no problem. Color wise it is a little lighter than the rest of the black trim on my Compass. We will see how long it'll start fading in the Arizona heat. All in all I am satisfied with the fitment and quality for the amount I paid.

Just does not fit on my 2022 Compass. Aside from the aforementioned right rear having to be trimmed down to fit, it also appears the manufacturer did not take into account the shape of the bumper and wheel well trim. The trim protrudes into the wheel well by about half an inch, these mud flaps do not contour properly, so if you tried to install them, there would be a gap and they would be very secure. Spend the extra money and get weather techs. Those fit like a glove.

All but right side rear where easy to install and i used my original hardware. You will need to cut a little. It if the plastic off on the right side for it to fit flush. It does not take away from the appearance from the outside. The keep is not flat on the back but the mud guard is. I took a picture to show you. Just used a razor blade to cut it off. Very simple. Took 20 min to install all four guards. Would recommend.

I started installing these on the drivers side and they fit well. I then went to the passenger side. When I got the the rear, it did not fit. I had to cut a couple inches of the plastic off to make this fit into place. For $40, you'd think this would fit the vehicle without having to modify it!

These mud flaps are very cheap made, the snow has broken every one of the mud flaps off

Highly recommended this make of mud flaps they fitted perfectly to the contour of the body, facing the front of the car back right front right front left all100%. Back left need a slight adjustment cutting a small bit of plastic off not to touch the inside of the plastic splash board under the arch, that’s all, for $52.00 great value they look great. Well know other makes at $152.00 each are simply over priced. Again to all those Jeep Compass owners 2017- 2024 they are perfect.

One side went on fine but other side is not shaped to the underside of the car. Was able to cut out material to make it fit but was a bit fiddly. Got there in the end.

Speedy delivery!!

On jeep compass scout. Had to trim one rear mudflap to fit. Added a 3rd screw in each as fastened to plastic.

I have to trimmed to install the rear right hand mud flaps to make it fit on my 22 compass. By other hand good for the price