
MF2-BCE22-BLK/PK Mud Flap Kit with BCE Logo for 1993-2001 Subaru Impreza - Breast Cancer Logo
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- Mud Flap Kit with BCE Logo for 1993-2001 Subaru Impreza - Breast Cancer Logo
Rally Armor MF2-BCE22-BLK/PK Features:
UR series mud flaps are made in the USA from tested, tear/shock-resistant polyurethane that retains flexibility and form for all conditions and can endure the arctic cold and desert heat conditions without degrading, deforming or warping. Crafted from premium polyurethane, these UR (as in "you are") mud flaps have been engineered to perform consistently in a variety of environments. The flexible UV-resistant urethane mud flaps are durably abrasion-resistant and long-wearing. These UR (as in "you are") premium urethane mud flaps are formed for variably high hot and/or low cold temperatures giving drivers 4 corner protection against salt, spray, paint damaging gravel, tar and grime that prematurely wear the vehicle finish away. Where vinyl and rubber manifest steady, visible material curling and wear over time, strong urethane construction maintains its form through all weather conditions.
Developers are steadily breaking the code to breast cancer, making the future of surviving it increasingly viable. Inspired by recent scientific advancements fostering a broader understanding of the disease, Rally Armor is continuing its commitment to funding game-changing research programs and clinical trials. More than a decade of donations totaling over $62,000 to SU2C© and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) have supported the research that bolstered medical breakthroughs, leading to more effective and less invasive treatments. Visualizing a world where breast cancer treatments have a 100% cure rate may seem like a lofty goal now, however, it's possible if we're united in a single vision. That's why, for each Breast Cancer Edition (BCE) mud flap set sold, Rally Armor pledges $25 to the BCRF. We're optimistically looking forward to the day it's Game Over for breast cancer.