Hello everyone.
Does anyone knows where I could get some new mud flaps (and how much I should expect to pay) for my 2013 C350 4Matic Sedan I just bought? Tks
Does anyone knows where I could get some new mud flaps (and how much I should expect to pay) for my 2013 C350 4Matic Sedan I just bought? Tks
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Yes but when I asked my dealership, the parts helper I got on the phone stated he couldn't find any in his records for the 2013 C350 sedan model! I was wondering if C300 models or simply previous years C350 models would actually fit...just making sure before I order thru anoother supplier. Appreciate your help.
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I'm not sure about previous year 350s, but 2013 C300 mud flaps should work fine, as long as they aren't meant for the coupe or the c250. To be honest, you could replace the c300 badges with c350 and you wouldn't be able to tell the difference till you pop the hood.
That is so true (C300 VS C350). Thanks for your comments and web link you posted. Have a good day.
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That is so true (C300 VS C350). Thanks for your comments and web link you posted. Have a good day.
Look here. These are very good and come painted or unpainted.
http://www.ukcarmats.co.uk/mudflaps/...-mudflaps.html
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...d-flapped.html
Tks for the info, I'll check that up.
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Why would the C250 ones be different?Originally Posted by ilumunus
I'm not sure about previous year 350s, but 2013 C300 mud flaps should work fine, as long as they aren't meant for the coupe or the c250.
You can put a 2013 C250 next to a 2013 C300 or C350 and unless you are looking at the exhaust (or standard wheels on the 350) and there is no difference... (same with a 2012 except the 2012 C300 doesn't have blueefficiency emblems).
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You can put a 2013 C250 next to a 2013 C300 or C350 and unless you are looking at the exhaust (or standard wheels on the 350) and there is no difference... (same with a 2012 except the 2012 C300 doesn't have blueefficiency emblems).
My bad, I have no experience with c250s so just wanted to play it safe.Originally Posted by MDMercedesGuy
Why would the C250 ones be different?You can put a 2013 C250 next to a 2013 C300 or C350 and unless you are looking at the exhaust (or standard wheels on the 350) and there is no difference... (same with a 2012 except the 2012 C300 doesn't have blueefficiency emblems).
bottom line was, he found one that was compatible that with a c300 and I was saying it would work fine
