Fender Flare Help
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Fender Flare Help
Im looking to get fender flares to cover up the rust that decided to appear once i put my bed back on. I dont want anything that will extend out.
Basically if i could find something that would literally just cover the rust i would be ok. wide flares = me wanting bigger tires
i was looking at Bushwacker OEM's just wondering if anyone knows a budget friendly set that are decent looking. Money is tight right now but i still want the rig to look decent.
Basically if i could find something that would literally just cover the rust i would be ok. wide flares = me wanting bigger tires
i was looking at Bushwacker OEM's just wondering if anyone knows a budget friendly set that are decent looking. Money is tight right now but i still want the rig to look decent.
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i walked away with oe style fender flares from busckwacker new off amazon bought front pair and rear pair seprate for 263.89 shipped to my door and i think thats a heck of a deal had the chrome wheel lips but started not to like em and just bit the bullet for buschwackers and i love em look nice on my red truck with just leaving em black. i have 285/65/16 tires and look nice with em i have no need/want for bigger tires with these compaired to the chrome ones
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I just did a trade for a set of oem flares that I'll paint to match my truck.
Philip-I don't know the brand but I'll try to send you some pics.
One thing you need to watch is that moisture stays behind the flares and your fenders will rust.
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I have bushwacker extend-a-flares....if you guys want pics let me know, they stick out pretty dang far though, sometimes i wish i got the smaller ones, and yes they do trap moisture inside them, so i drilled the bottoms out to help with that a little bit, and also painted underneath them with some roll-on bedliner
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