Kizashi Club

I was wondering if anyone knows of anywhere I could get some mud flaps or preferably splash guards for my 2011 Kizashi SLS. Reason I'd prefer splash guards is because I live in Western NY and I do not know if mud flaps would get ripped off and part of my body with it during the snowy times. I've seen some universal splash guards they say just screw into the fenders/tire wall area but...would prefer one that is more made for the car if possible.

I've got a pair of OE rears I'll never install at this point. They're rattle can sprayed Platinum Silver w/ a rattle can clear coat. There's a thread w/ pics of the paint and process floating around here somewhere. You can easily remove all of that and have them professionally sprayed. I had the fronts redone when they had to come off to repair the tornado induced shingle whipping the car received last February.

PM me an offer if you're interested.

I saw this one -- shopsar.com/suzuki-kizashi-splash-mud-guards-p/pf-11kizashi-12.htm, though I have no idea about the fitment. Hope some here have personal experience with it.

I'd be leary...wow, they have mud guards for non-existent 2006-2009 Kizashis!

Suzuki Kizashi Pro-Fit Contoured Splash Mud Guards, 2006 - 2011

Ronzuki wrote:I'd be leary...wow, they have mud guards for non-existent 2006-2009 Kizashis!

Suzuki Kizashi Pro-Fit Contoured Splash Mud Guards, 2006 - 2011

Perhaps they fit the Kizashi concept cars from back then.

You know, we'r not that far off of the last photo. My color too!

LPSISRL wrote:You know, we'r not that far off of the last photo. My color too!

The last one was the Kizashi 3 Concept on which the production model was based on. The real car isn't overly styled like the concept, but does look like a derivative of it.

Another angle:



The other concepts hint that if the Kizashi was actually successful for Suzuki, they would have likely offered a wagon and CUV from the same chassis as they became a more mainstream automaker. However, when the Kizashi sedan failed to sell well, Suzuki basically retreated and reaffirmed their specialization in small cars, especially in Asia.

That concept reminds of a Pontiac G8. I wish they had kept that rear end.

sorry for the late response, I'd prefer to have a complete set but apparently there is no splash guards for the SLS...Guess i'll have to go with some mud flaps, anyone else have mud flaps on their sls?