[355rockit]

I received the front and rear mud guards. Very easy install. Only difficulty is that for rear flaps, you need to use existing hardware and not supplied pushpins. The drivers side rear lower push pin wouldn't go all the way in. Tried same pin from front with no luck. Ended up using the supplied screw type push pin and it worked fine. The flaps are smaller than expected but retain the SC sleek look.

 

[Mark]

I like the looks but m not sure how effective they will be.

 

[355rockit]

I like the looks but m not sure how effective they will be.

Hope they at least keep some of the dirt and muck off the quarter panels and rear bumper area. The SC mud flaps are smaller than my Model 3 mud flaps. Looks good, though.

 

[Oxonium]

That’s interesting that the supplied pushpins didn’t work. I had no problems using the supplied pushpins when I installed the mudflaps on mine. Glad you were able to find a solution.

 

[Oxonium]

Hope they at least keep some of the dirt and muck off the quarter panels and rear bumper area. The SC mud flaps are smaller than my Model 3 mud flaps. Looks good, though.

Good to see I’m not the only Model 3 owner that bought a Santa Cruz! Completely agree that the Model 3 mudflaps are larger.

 

[JMII]

I waiting on the fender flares, I think those are what are going to be needed to keep the sides clean because these mud flaps are tiny.

 

[nick]

I waiting on the fender flares, I think those are what are going to be needed to keep the sides clean because these mud flaps are tiny.

Please post pictures of the fender flares! I'm really curious to see what they look like

 

[JMII]

Please post pictures of the fender flares! I'm really curious to see what they look like

Me too. So far zero pictures. Will likely show up here first: Hyundai Santa Cruz Accessories & Parts | Hyundai Shop

 

[rcjpmp]

I received the front and rear mud guards. Very easy install. Only difficulty is that for rear flaps, you need to use existing hardware and not supplied pushpins. The drivers side rear lower push pin wouldn't go all the way in. Tried same pin from front with no luck. Ended up using the supplied screw type push pin and it worked fine. The flaps are smaller than expected but retain the SC sleek look.

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How did you get the mudflaps? Online it says coming soon or something along those lines. I need those because sides of vehicle get dirty quick and winter is coming.

 

[355rockit]

How did you get the mudflaps? Online it says coming soon or something along those lines. I need those because sides of vehicle get dirty quick and winter is coming.

I bought from Hyundaishop.com . It took over a week until it shipped. Looks like in stock.

2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz Mud Guards (R014)

The Genuine OEM 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz Mud Guards are made by Hyundai and are custom-fitted for your Santa Cruz. Get them here at hyundaishop.com

hyundaishop.com

 

[Walking Black Bear]

I ordered a set through the dealer. Not sure when they're going to arrive though. Would have been SUPER awesome tonight though. Grogu had himself a bone fide ADVENTURE tonight! Complete with getting lost in the forest, Turkey trail roads full of mud holes and trees, trucks, gravel, and such. My 70 minute commute home took about 3 hours. Sorry version, this truck is freaking awesome at its intended use as a soft roader. Didn't even bar an eye at the sketchy parts or the ones that made my wife cringe and yell that she didn't like adventure anymore. LOL Good times. Can't be happier with my dirty, muddy little trucklet.

 

[rcjpmp]

I bought from Hyundaishop.com . It took over a week until it shipped. Looks like in stock.

2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz Mud Guards (R014)

The Genuine OEM 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz Mud Guards are made by Hyundai and are custom-fitted for your Santa Cruz. Get them here at hyundaishop.com

hyundaishop.com

Gotcha. I saw them on there in stock but they are not the true Hyundai accessory site and they were marked up from what Hyundai parts sells them for. That site also charges shipping which Hyundai parts does not. I guess the extra $16-$20 is worth it to be able to actually get them.

 

[355rockit]

Gotcha. I saw them on there in stock but they are not the true Hyundai accessory site and they were marked up from what Hyundai parts sells them for. That site also charges shipping which Hyundai parts does not. I guess the extra $16-$20 is worth it to be able to actually get them.

The site is owned by Garvey Hyundai in New York.

 

[rcjpmp]

The site is owned by Garvey Hyundai in New York.

Ok, didn’t know that. Interesting how they can get hem but my dealer and official Hyundai accessories site can’t. Oh well. I’ll pay the markup just to actually get them.

 

[Perryn59]

Thanks for posting. I got the fronts on easily but the rears don't line up on my Limited. There's a small flap with two screws, do I have to remove it?

 

[rcjpmp]

Ok, didn’t know that. Interesting how they can get hem but my dealer and official Hyundai accessories site can’t. Oh well. I’ll pay the markup just to actually get them.

Instructions in the box were pretty straightforward. Didn’t have to remove anything on mine and had all 4 on in ~10 min

 

[RetFF]

Thanks for posting. I got the fronts on easily but the rears don't line up on my Limited. There's a small flap with two screws, do I have to remove it?

Dont remove the flaps on front of the rear tires. They're designed to deflect rain from the rear tires.

 

[Perryn59]

Dont remove the flaps on front of the rear tires. They're designed to deflect rain from the rear tires.

Okay, thanks RetFF - then how do I mount the rear flaps?

 

[PK 62]

I think he meant the Flaps on the leading edge of the rear wheel, as opposed to the 'Mud flaps'

 

[SmoovC]

Instructions for rear splash guards: