jerry m.

Mine is still holding up very well. As I mentioned in one of my earlier posts in this thread I did use some extra automotive 3M double sided tape. I just doubled up on the existing tape that was already on the bumper protector. This worked out great since the protector has a molded lip all around and it sits on the bumper perfectly.

May not be a joke. Most Chrysler vehicles that are shipped overseas have power folding mirrors. Here in the states we have to manually fold the mirrors in and out. I noticed he is from England, so he may just have the power folding option on the mirrors.

I was asked by a member about laying the stock mats over the Husky liners. I never thought about it so I just tried it. They fit very nicely in place although they may tend to slide or shift a little depending on how much you move your feet.

The slush mats are just as flat as the regular floor mats. The Husky mats are form fitted with a raised lip all the way around so nothing will spill over on the carpet. If you look at the drivers side pic I posted you will notice that the Husky mat also covers the left side foot rest, which I liked. Keeps everything nice and clean. They also offer the rear mats, and cargo area mat.

The mats are perfectly molded to shape of the floor and do not slide around at all. I purchased them at a local Auto & Truck Accessories shop here in Macomb Michigan. Cost was $75, took one day to arrive.

Just got my set of Husky floor liners for the front. Fit is excellent and they look great. Here are a couple of pics.

I just installed the splash guards today..

Installation took about 10 minutes, mostly prep time. There is 3M tape on the pad but I bought some more and doubled up on it because it did not look thick enough to me. You also have to remove 4 plastic push pin fasteners from the bumper itself right under the weather strip. Simply use a flat head screw driver or pair of pliers to pull back the center head of the push pin, then the rest of the push pin comes right out. Here is a pic with the plastic push pins removed The included directions are pretty clear. Line up the protector with the holes, I installed the push pins, then remove the backing on the 3m tape. Firmly press in place.

Today I installed the rear bumper protector. My wife likes it now because she doesn't have to worry about scratching the bumper with the kids stroller. It is made by Vmaxx which I found out about here on the forum. Ordered from autoxclusive.com for about $145 delivered. I thought it was a bit pricey but I figured it would cost more to keep repainting the bumper. What do you think??

Bought my Journey right before the new year. Silver SXT. I just want to say hi to everyone. Jerry