I would recommend not getting the OEM ones.

Not sure what sort of warranty they have on them but the wording scrapes off with a power wash, and it looks like the aluminum at the bottom is separating. Very dissapointing considering the price of the OEM ones.

And for the record, I actually got em from MitsubishiParts.net got good quick service.

 

The aluminum plates separated from my rear OEM mud flaps as well.

So I just drilled out the rivets, removed them, and plugged the holes with universal black plastic plugs bought from a hardware store. I think they look better without the aluminum plates anyway.

 

I also have the mitsu brand and they collect quite a bit of debris behind them (the rear ),rocks and road debris.
Also if your worried about stone chips try tapeworks.com they sell sheets of the clear .8 mm clear film it works great and has a nice finish when you apply it .

 

get the rallyamor they look real nice and if im correct i think its cheaper then the mitsubishi ones

 

i got rally amor
i was like the first ones to get them
my car is on the instructional video
rally amor has on thier web site

i like mine

 

how many miles til you see the aluminum plate get destroyed? i have 3700 miles and they seem fine.

 

I have some used with 12k miles if you are interested. PM for price.