To confirm whether soft-rubber fenders are compatible with your vehicle, consider the following aspects and pay attention to relevant specifications:
Check your vehicle's manual or consult your dealer: Your vehicle's manual may contain information on compatible fenders, or you can consult your dealer directly; they can provide accurate information on compatible fenders based on your vehicle model.
Pay attention to the model year and model: Vehicles of different years and models may have different body structures, wheel arch shapes, and other factors, which can affect the fit of the fender. For example, Guangdai's genuine front fenders for the Buick Verano GS are designed for the 2015-2021 Buick Verano sedan, while the Qiyuan Toyota C-HR special thickened fenders are suitable for the 2014-2020 C-HR.
Check the vehicle's wheel arch dimensions: including width, height, and curvature. The soft-rubber fenders must match the wheel arch dimensions to ensure complete coverage and effective mud protection. Fenders that are too large or too small will affect their effectiveness. Confirm the number and location of the original vehicle holes: Soft-rubber fenders designed specifically for your vehicle are usually designed based on the original vehicle's hole pattern. Therefore, ensure that the number and location of the holes on your vehicle match the holes on the fender itself. For example, the fenders on the Toyota Crown Land Cruiser are fixed to the original vehicle's hole pattern. To install, simply loosen the screws and clips, compare the fender's position, and secure.

Consider the vehicle's ride height and suspension system: Vehicles with different ride heights require different fender lengths and mounting locations. Furthermore, the type and travel of the suspension system will influence the choice of fender, as the suspension system moves during driving, and the fender should not interfere with this.