I had to return the item after putting them all together. They do not fit the 2020 Toyota Tacoma. 3 fit but the 4th covers the gas tank.

I was worried considering the price, but I lucked out. They fit great and for the price you won’t find better fender flares for the FJ.

Fitment is terrible, you can make them look good with patience and a sharp razor blade. I've installed several brands of these and by far these have been the worst. The plastic is almost to soft and didn't want to hold the shape. I only replaced the one I had break. I preferred the stiffer plastic ones I had. I worry the rear ones will blow off on the highway. I use hot glue to hold the plastic edging on works decent. Can't expect much when you pay so little. So would I purchase again, no I will shop around my other ones were cheap but fit much better.

Fit like a glove and easy to install at a great price!

These things made a HUGE difference on a car, changing color was great but these Fender Flares took this FJ to a whole new level! Just look at the photos, its like armory truck. Shipping was quick, quality great, installation ( dont know, paint shop did the install, no one complained) Looks great!Would recommend and would buy again. ( sooner than later, seen a huge (basketball size) piece of debree flying of a flatbed bounced and hit my FJ, busted corner on rear fender... :(Update (few days later) I contacted seller to order 1 rear fender to replace the one that was busted, I had a response within hours and fender replacement was shipped next day and arrived within few days via FedEx.Now this is what i call customer service!!! if i can give it 10 starts I would.

These arrived in good packaging, and without damage, but the fitment once mounted is horrendous. Front holes on front fenders to mount don't even remotely line up, and rears don't sit flush. Seems like the FJ guys got good stuff, but Tundra buyers beware.

Waited for 6 weeks for the item to be delivered but never came so I asked for refund. Ended up buying bushwacker brand instead and I am glad I did because they fitted nicely. It was worth paying the extra.

I was hesitant to add as you have to hack the original plastic. Bit the bullet and they look great. No instructions but youtube is your best friend

I bought these for my 2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser. Installation was a pain at times but doable on my own. They look fantastic once installed. You will need to do some cutting on the vehicle so proper tools is helpful. I followed the instructions but also had to watch YouTube videos to help me with the install. It took a few hours but was worth all the work.

I originally purchased these almost a year ago. UPS delivered the package in a completely unusable condition. The vendor was awesome enough to replace all the missing parts.Video review soon...I've always been a car/truck aficionado. In the last few years I have been getting into the whole "overlander" truck style. I've put fender flares on a couple of my offroad vehicles so I feel that I have some limited knowledge to share when it comes to comparing and contrasting different offroad fenders.The basics to look for with fenders unfortunately cannot be distinguished from pictures on the internet so you really have to rely on Amazon reviews before ordering. I am confident in recommending this product because the price and durability of the product is identical to the $900 fender flares on my old Rubicon. There is absolutely nothing different between these and a big name brand company fender flares. It is exactly what you think it is, molded plastic.Needless to say, these are durable fender flares. I have taken them offroading many times in egregious conditions. They are made of durable plastic that (have yet) do not crack. I have put over 10,000k miles on my Tundra since mounting these and driven across 8 states during this past harsh winter. They have endured caked layers of mud during offroading, sand blasts during beach spinouts, and constant pelting of ice and sleet through Utah and Nevada...they still look great and are holding up well.Pretty much all fender flares, regardless of vehicle or brand, all fit to the wheel well in the same manner: utilizing existing fender flare holes that came with your vehicle...hence the reason they are able to advertise: "No drilling required". It's true, from my Jeep, to Range Rover, to Tundra, none required drilling. Regarding fitment: Maybe I have been very lucky but to this day I have never had an issue with fender holes lining up, the fenders and the fender mounting holes always line up perfectly the first time.If your screw feels loose while screwing it into a fender flare hole, I would stop and inspect the hole, it should be a snug fit or otherwise the screw will fall out due to naturally occuring road vibrations.Pro tip: Unlike the recommendation to put the rubber lip liner on BEFORE mounting the fender flares, I always put it on after they are already mounted, it's just easier that way. Trying to mount a fender flare while rubber is slipping off is just frustrating. With the fender already mounted you can just slip one end of the rubber lining on and run your finger along the fender to attach the rest.Total install time took less about an hour and a half.I purchased these to stop the front tires from kicking mud and grime onto the side of the truck and to protect my vehicle wrap from tire shine overspray, they have worked perfectly for this. I would highly recommend them.