I installed the front. The instruction sheet is very straight forward. Essentially, you turn the wheel all the way to one side to take off one of the existing screws, place the flap in place, put the same screw back on, then drill either two or three holes if memory serves me correct, and then screw the fastener through. Install time for the front flaps about 10-15 minutes.
While I only did the front flaps, if you do the rear, you will need to jack up each side and take the rear tire off, unless you have a drill with a 90 degree attachement in order to drill the holes because your drill will not fit between the tire and the wheel well.
While it's been about 2 months since I installed mine, and my directions and memory might be off a tad, it is a very simple project. If you are comfortable changing your own oil, you should be comfortable doing this.
I paid about $45 dollars for the front set of original hummer parts, and I think the full set runs about $80.
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