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^ Very nice! Any pics of that aluminum under tray installed?
Sorry, I actually don't! I was in such a rush to get going after I installed it that I just let the car down, put all my tools away, and drove off. I'll grab a picture when I get my next oil change
That is quite spendy for an oil change. I typically pay $55 - $60 for a full synthetic oil change with filter. Not worth doing myself for that, especially considering just the oil and filter alone would probably cost me almost $40... Pretty much the only thing I don't do myself actually.
Installed my Toll Booth Willey aluminum undertray today... my plastic one was dragging on the floor and scraping too much. Hopefully this one lasts longer
That is quite spendy for an oil change. I typically pay $55 - $60 for a full synthetic oil change with filter. Not worth doing myself for that, especially considering just the oil and filter alone would probably cost me almost $40... Pretty much the only thing I don't do myself actually.
Same here that what I expected to pay . I procrastinated and just went to the jiffy lube on lunch break. Needlessto say I won't go back
Does this tray offer better ground clearance? Or just more durable for obvious reasons.
It does offer better ground clearance. My OEM shield got lower and lower to the ground over time and eventually just started scraping almost everywhere I went. I haven't scraped on anything so far with the new aluminum shield. It is also more durable, so it's a great investment especially for lowered AWD versions whose undertrays hang lower than RWD.
I replaced my plastic push clips that hold the splash pan up w/ ones from NAPA, and it's held much better, and is still high off the ground like when it was new.
I replaced my plastic push clips that hold the splash pan up w/ ones from NAPA, and it's held much better, and is still high off the ground like when it was new.
I agree. Though I have an aluminum under tray, you make an excellent point about the push clips.
I have a big bag of them and never re-use them. Whenever I take one out, a new one goes in. They're cheap and only good for one cycle of in-and-out IMO.
Could you post a Mfgr and part number for those push clips? I'd like to have some on hand
Might be wrong, but I believe you can pick them up at any big-box hardware store, like Lowes or Home Depot.
Not a bad idea to have a bag of extras on hand, however I'm still using the same original three clip in my OEM undercarriage tray. Can't imagine why you would replace them every time they're unclipped. I don't get that.
