Fia Custom Fit Winter Front & Bug Screen

The winter and summer covers are working great

Not impressed with the plastic snaps (truck side) combination of adhesive and plastic snap led me to replace with metal and screw to front of truck.

My husband installed the winter front shield as instructed (not using the sticky tape) and the first time I drive my truck it fell off somewhere. Now I’m out the money.

Bought it for the winter cover and I'm impressed. Great quality. Easy install. Ordering and shipping was fast and easy. I'll definitely be ordering more products from sharptruck.com.

the front itself is awesome. The issues are the snaps. i bought this for a 2010 Ford F150 supercab xlt.  the snaps on the cover are too far apart and that allows for wind to get behind the cover and make it flop in the wind. The adhesive 3M snaps included have good adhesive but, the snaps are not made so they lock into the other part of the snap good enough that they stay on. I had to squeeze the snaps on the cover slightly and make them smaller to stay on the 3M snaps. I sewed velcro to the cover on the top between the snaps and put adhesive velcro on the grill.. well I snapped the center snaps and then removed the backing from the velcro which was attached to the other velcro and it fits excellent now, but for the cost of the set, I was disappointed that the hardware was so poor.

First of all I would to State the ordering and shipping was fast, no delays. Product was received when stated.
I have used this bug screen and bug deflector before on a 2012 Dodge Ram pickup and it worked great. So with that said when I purchased a newer Ram pickup, why change what works? I have and never had a problem with either of the bug fronts. The newer design has a cut out for the Ram emblem to be displayed proudly to all to see what your wheels are.

I had read some of the reviews and think they gave this product a bum report. Truthfully this product is designed just as the bug screens and winter fronts for the big semi trucks.
I will say this the stick on snaps will not stay on in hot or cold weather, they will come off. You could use the stick ons to find the position for the screw on snaps.
Here is what I found to put the bug screen in in about 40 minutes after you gather your tools. Gather a roll of painters tape, screwdriver, drill and the correct drill bit. You want the drill bit to be just a size smaller than the screws.
Now position the bug screen over the front with paying attention to the cutout for Ram pickup. I assume the manufacturer cut it out for Chevys and Fords also. Now just tape the bug screen on to the grill, hood lights, etc. Next place small amount of tape behind the bug screen which will now be on the grill. Push the snap back towards the grill and now the snap is resting on top of the tape which is on your grill. Next take a pencil, or something to scribe thru the screen, along side the outer snap to mark the outer edges. Now once you have it marked, pull the bug screen back to you and mark the center on the tape which is on the grill. Start with top cent. Next skip a snap on a side and do the second from center. Now jump to the top other side and do the same. After you have the top secured, go to the bottom and start at bottom center and proceed as with the top. Finally bgo around the screen and finish the snaps you jumped around doing. Kind of like torquing a motor head but not jumping around so much. After your finished try your winter front, it should fit. I always sprayed the back side of the snaps with some spray lube. They seem to work well.  Good luck