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Originally I just had the molded plastic pair on the front to stop the front wheels from throwing rocks into the paint on my doors. I plan on hauling my dirt bike on a hitch rack so I needed some longer rear protection to not throw rocks at my bike. I managed to get some rear Gatorbacks at...

Ah ok got it. I have a non-sas badlands

Can you confirm whether or not you had to drill into your rear bumper for the install?

How did you install without drilling? The gatorback YouTube video and instructions both say you have to drill for both steel and plastic bumper. I have the steel bumper and I had a look at it and it definitely looks like it needs to be drilled.

I don't believe the rear wheels turn

I'm reading that some people say you don't have to drill the bumper to install these, others say you do. Some say you don't have to remove the wheel. Seems like it would be hard to drill without removing the wheel. Mine are on order and just wondering what to expect here in terms of install.

Do you have to drill into the rear bumper for these install? I'm looking at the instructions online and it says you do. I imagine you'd have to remove the tire to drill those.

Do you have to drill into the rear bumper for these install? I'm looking at the instructions online and it says you do. I imagine you'd have to remove the tire to drill those.

It says valid till May 15/22. Was that supposed to be 23? I want to wait a bit to order but want to make sure I am able to still get the discount. Thanks.

Mine does it too. Apparently it's a safety thing to keep fog from forming on the inside of the windows.

Android auto needs a minimum of Android 8 (oreo)

No it just needs bluetooth and android auto downloaded on the phone to be able to connect to android auto

I can confirm if you use an android phone and go to full screen android auto, then back to the carlinkit it will go full screen. Kinda dumb, but it works. I had an old Pixel laying around.

I can confirm if you use an android phone and go to full screen android auto, then back to the carlinkit it will go full screen. Kinda dumb, but it works. I had an old Pixel laying around.

I can confirm if you use an android phone and go to full screen android auto, then back to the carlinkit it will go full screen. Kinda dumb, but it works. I had an old Pixel laying around.

No idea. The developer said to wait for a firmware update in a few weeks and it will be fixed.

I had tried this a few times on my own going from my iphone carplay back to the device full screen and it didn't work. Mine didn't do the "rebooting for screen resolution" thing. I updated mine to the latest firmware first though.

Same as I have. Won't work fullscreen

They told me within two weeks they should have an update

This is what he sent to me in a PM: " Ok so 1st, you need to pair yer phone either android auto or yapple play, then choose wide-screen icon, then select apps from the tray, then select tbox. The Box will boot up and then say something like rebooting for screen resolution. Then wait 20 seconds...