Hi all.

Where I live, it snows and they don't use salt. They use magnesium chloride and sand [:'(]. This stuff they are calling sand has lots and lots of small pebbles and when I have to drive through it - I get to hear my wheels kick that crap onto the car.

I am considering putting splash guards on my B7, front and rear. Looking at all the pics from the members of this forum, I don't see anyone else using them. Is this a bad idea?

 

ehh it looks fugly

 

I have seen them in person, and they look quite a bit shorter than that pic. That is an awful picture. Still, I am concerned at screwing up the look of the car.

 

it will definitly screw up the look of the car, but you can always take them off for the summer, no?

 

Doesn't look bad...plus if it saves the paint, I say go for it.

 

http://www.audiworld.com/tech/misc.html

 

I think you've got a great looking car... I agree with 18T, I'ld do it and find a way to remove in the summer. Protect your ride!

 

Won't look sporty. Rather conservative.
Good for your aea. Go for it.
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saw an a4 with them dosent look that bad if it serves a point. im only a fan of putting stuff on my car if it seves a pont

 

Yeah but sometimes you gotta bend the rules right? Like LED windshield washer nossles serve a point of looking SWEEEEEEEEETTTTT