I'm currently living in the Middle East where the roads primarily have sand during most seasons of the year and during the winter it rains as well.
I was actually planning to install splash/mudguards (set of 4 pieces) on my new Honda CRV 2019 - Touring model. I just wanted to ask whether would it be beneficial or not. My earlier Honda CRV 2009 had splash/guards installed by factory default.
However, after checking with the dealership they informed me that they don't come as standard on all CRV trims and need to be installed as an accessory. They informed me that drilling would be required on the rear bumper in order to install the rear two splash/mudguards on either sides. I'm a bit afraid that drilling might damage or weaken the rear bumper during/after the installation primarily because of the narrow edges of the bumper. Can someone please advise me on the topic?
I was actually planning to install splash/mudguards (set of 4 pieces) on my new Honda CRV 2019 - Touring model. I just wanted to ask whether would it be beneficial or not. My earlier Honda CRV 2009 had splash/guards installed by factory default.
However, after checking with the dealership they informed me that they don't come as standard on all CRV trims and need to be installed as an accessory. They informed me that drilling would be required on the rear bumper in order to install the rear two splash/mudguards on either sides. I'm a bit afraid that drilling might damage or weaken the rear bumper during/after the installation primarily because of the narrow edges of the bumper. Can someone please advise me on the topic?