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OEM Car Splash Shields Wholesales fit 2002-2006 Toyota Highlander XU20

  • Toyota Highlander, Toyota Kluger

  • 100 sets

  • FOB,  CIF

  • T/T,  L/C,  Credit Card,  Western Union

  • USD,  EUR,  HKD

  • Kluger, Hanlanda, Highlander XU20, Toyota SUV 1st-Gen mud flaps

  • 2002-2006

  • Mud Flaps

  • car mudguards, car splash guards, mud flaps

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  • Kluger Australia/NZ market covered — same body shell, RHD compatible out of the box
  • Four material options (PP soft / PP+TPE / TPE / ABS) for different price tiers and climate zones
  • MOQ 100 sets for wholesale; OEM/ODM customization available for logo, packaging, and fastener type
Color
Black
Product Sizes
Front wheel: 230*330mm
Rear wheel: 230*325mm
Number of Sets
4 PCS
Fastener Ready
Yes
Material
PP soft plastic
Product Net.Weight
0.86kg
Color
Black
Paints
Install Fasteners
Plastic Fender Fastener Clips
U Clip Screw
Allen Screw with Hex key
Material
PP
PP+TPE
TPE
ABS

Toyota Highlander XU20 (2002-2006) Mud Flaps — Application Scenarios

1. Climate & Road Condition Use Cases

  • Winter road salt regions (Northern US, Canada, Northern Europe, Northeast China): mud flaps block salt spray from rocker panels and door sills, reducing corrosion during snow season

  • Gravel and unpaved access roads (Australia outback, New Zealand rural, Canada cottage country, Scandinavia forest roads): stones kicked up by all-terrain tires are deflected downward, protecting paint and undercarriage

  • Tropical monsoon regions (Southeast Asia, coastal Queensland): heavy rain creates mud spray on side panels; flaps reduce wash-back onto rear door and window

  • Urban pothole and construction zones (Middle East new developments, China tier-2 cities): dust and debris deflection for daily commuters

2. B2B Buyer Personas for Wholesalers

  • Australia & New Zealand Toyota parts retailers: Kluger was a top-selling SUV; demand for replacement mud flaps remains steady for 2002-2006 units still in service

  • North American used SUV exporters: XU20 units exported to developing markets (Middle East, Africa, Latin America) often need mud flap replacement due to worn original parts

  • Fleet operators (AWD taxis, shuttle services, delivery vans based on Highlander chassis): prioritize durability and clip-on install for quick replacement

  • Off-road aftermarket shops: customers upgrading to all-terrain tires need wider mud flaps to match increased tire width

Toyota Highlander XU20 Mud Flaps — Product Overview

Material Options & Specifications

Material

Thickness

Flexibility

Temperature Range

Recommended Market

PP soft plastic

3mm

High (cold-flex)

-30°C to 60°C

Four-season, mild climate

PP + TPE blend

4mm

Medium

-20°C to 70°C

All-season, premium feel

TPE

4-5mm

Medium-High

-40°C to 80°C

Winter salt, extreme cold

ABS

5mm

Low (rigid)

-10°C to 60°C

Urban, show car, maximum stiffness

Size & Fitment

  • Front wheel: 230 × 330 mm (contour-matched to XU20 front bumper and wheel-arch lines)

  • Rear wheel: 230 × 325 mm (shorter height to clear exhaust heat shield on V6 trims)

  • Set includes: 4 pieces (front left/right + rear left/right) + 4 sets of install fasteners

Manufacturing Process

  1. Injection molding with OEM-contour die (XU20 wheel arch CAD data)

  2. De-burring and edge rounding (hand-finished on premium SKUs)

  3. Surface texture matching (orange peel level consistent with Toyota interior/exterior plastics)

  4. Fastener pre-assembly check (clip hole alignment with fender existing holes)

Toyota Highlander XU20 Mud Flaps — Installation Methods

1. Install Method A: Plastic Fender Fastener Clips (Tool-Free, 10 min)

Most XU20 trims have pre-drilled holes in the wheel-arch liner. Push the plastic clips through the mud flap pre-punched holes, align with fender holes, and press firmly. No drilling required. Suitable for PP and TPE flaps.

2. Install Method B: U-Clip + Screw (OEM-Style, 15 min)

Slide the metal U-clip into the fender lip (top edge of wheel arch). Insert the mud flap, align the clip position, and secure with M5 × 16mm screw. Provides stronger hold for highway driving. Suitable for ABS rigid flaps.

3. Install Method C: Allen Screw + Hex Key (Permanent Mount, 20 min)

Drill 4 mm pilot hole (if no pre-drilled hole exists), insert stainless steel allen screw from backside, tighten with included hex key. Most secure method for off-road use. Note: drilling may void some markets' vehicle warranty.

4. Install Method D: Adhesive Assist (3M VHB Tape, 5 min add-on)

For additional bonding on smooth bumper surfaces (XU20 front bumper lower section), apply 3M VHB 4950P tape to the flap's upper contact surface before clip/screw install. Recommended for winter salt regions where ice buildup may loosen clips.

5. Removal & Replacement (5 min)

Push out plastic clips with a trim removal tool, or unscrew U-clip screws. Clean mounting surface with isopropyl alcohol before installing new flaps. No permanent modification to vehicle.

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