I don’t always trust what I see on seller sites. The product you linked, for example, says “Installation is quick and straightforward thanks to the bolt-on design, requiring no cutting or drilling.” However, installation does require cutting. Your product description misleading at best.
Was looking at these as well. But, decided not to because of the hassle to just install some taillight guards. Also, I agree that rather than just giving you an answer to your post, you get a sales pitch, maybe they will be generous enough to give you a 5% off discount code.
Totally understand! I do want to clarify that we are not misleading. Turn Offroad themselves has an installation video on these and don't see any cutting required. Here is the video if you want to take a look yourself; . Same video is on that product on our website as well!
This is good to know, I’ll check mine out. Cheers!
The portion of the video that shows where and how to cut is from 4:02-4:58.
What do you call this if not “cutting” (which is what Turn’s narration calls it)?
I do apologize, I overlooked that small step in the installation video when I first watched it. It does look like there is a very minor trim/cut involved during the install process. From what I can see, it’s a very small amount and part of the normal installation for these tail light guards. Sorry for the confusion on my end!
Honestly the flush style tail lights are a great trail upgrade, especially for those who don’t want to run bulky guards around the tail lights. Keeping them tucked in helps reduce the chances of catching or damaging them on obstacles while still maintaining a clean look. Appreciate the support!
