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Bushwacker Flat Panel Fender Flare (6" coverage)

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Product Information

MSRP: $458.00
Average Price: $433.00
Manufacturer: Bushwacker
Recommended?
Yes: 11 / No: 1

Bushwacker's flat panel fender flares, with no curling under you get the appearance of a bigger lift, more wheel articulation, and a pretty sharp look (to each his own in that category).

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RockyClymer

Senior Member
RockyClymer's Reviews
03-03-2010, 08:37 PM
Price: $510.00
Pros: Great styling and relatively easy to install
Cons: Non yet
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Just bought and installed these and they make the JK look great IMO. My 32's look a bit small, but then that can be changed too! The LED sidelights are well designed and easy to install - do need to figure out how I want to secure the wiring for them - the kit has a method, but I am looking at an alternative for weather, ice protection up under the flare.


Bevers
Registered User
Bevers's Reviews
01-01-2010, 05:56 PM
Price: $450.00
Pros: good look, sturdy, LED turn signal is really nice, cheaper than metal flares
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Installed these by myself. Took bout 10 hours. Love em. I personnally love the look of flat tube style flares, so of course I love these. They also give me the tire coverage I need to stay legal.


DracosJeep
Registered User
DracosJeep's Reviews
11-14-2009, 05:17 PM
Price: $350.00
Pros: I like the look, and they protect the body well.
Cons: If you switch between road and off-raod tires, they look a lil goofy with the street tires.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: The install manual for this was well written and had lots of pics. My wife could have installed them. Not overly happy about the way the wiring for the LEDs was done. Comes with a rectifier and it is left open to the elements, so I relocated them on mine and sealed the connections so they don't sort out in water crossings.


weinbern
Registered User
weinbern's Reviews
09-20-2009, 09:38 PM
Price: $450.00
Pros: allow for 35's
Cons: rip off when they hit a tree
Recommended? No

Comments: All good until you actually use them. rub a few trees with them and they pop right on off.


bzoerb
Junior Member
bzoerb's Reviews
09-13-2009, 09:02 AM
Price: $409.00
Pros: great look and tire coverage
Cons: none yet
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Love them they look great seem very durabale on and off road easy to install


Oaktree
Registered User
Oaktree's Reviews
07-29-2009, 07:24 PM
Price: $320.00
Pros: Great styling. able to fit a bigger tire underneath. Easy screw one.
Cons: made of plastic. scared of flexing to much and watching one snap.... also costs alot.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Great styling. gives about another 2 inches for tire clearance... but not suspension wise. Looks great also somewhat custom. Easy to put on.


gottafly
Registered User
gottafly's Reviews

06-20-2009, 10:36 AM
Price: $500.00
Pros: Easy to install Look good
Cons: Nothing really
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Of course, the biggest problem with the install was getting the old flares off. Everything fit in the stock fastener locations and the install was fairly straightforward. They look great and I certainly enjoy not having all kinds of crap thrown onto the side windows. Took them out on a trail run and got an extra couple inches articulation over the old stock ones.


ehowell
Go Dawgs!
ehowell's Reviews

05-01-2009, 04:13 PM
Bushwacker Flat Panel Fender Flare (6" coverage)
Price: $440.00
Pros: Good looks; Good coverage on 33x12.5 tires; Fairly easy installation
Cons: Cost
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I paid $440 for a set of these from 4WD Hardware. Some reviewers claim these fenders break easily, but I have had no problems. Older versions apparently didn't include the plastic spacers that go between the fender and the Jeep body, but the ones I ordered did come with the spacers (this may be why some older versions break). Installation was straight forward, but getting the old fenders off was a pain in the butt because some of the factory fasteners broke loose and spun when I tried to remove them. The fenders do look good, and the bead trim that comes with the fenders give them a nice clean look. Two thumbs up.


acrijos

Member
acrijos's Reviews

04-03-2009, 12:32 AM
Bushwacker Flat Panel Fender Flare (6
Price: $450.00
Pros: Good looking, easy to install following the very precise instructions. Nice leds. It has all the materials you need for the installation.
Cons: None.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Well designed and cool looking product. Enough width to cover my 33 x 12.5 tires. Nice Leds. Allows for installation of 35"s with my setup.


jprubicon03
Registered User
jprubicon03's Reviews

03-26-2009, 03:36 PM
Bushwacker Flat Panel Fender Flare (6" coverage)
Price: $458.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: there pretty good i bought them so tires wouldnt rubb up against the wheel well and cause they look cool.


jeadams
Registered User
jeadams's Reviews

03-16-2009, 04:05 PM
Bushwacker Flat Panel Fender Flare (6" coverage)
Price: $409.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: These look great and give allot more tire clearance. I am just dealing with a small electrical problem on the front LED markers.


rickm8
Registered User
rickm8's Reviews

02-17-2009, 09:08 AM
Bushwacker Flat Panel Fender Flare (6" coverage)
Price: $450.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: VERY sharp looking, front led blinkers look pretty trick, easy install as with most bushwacker products (of course removing stock fender flares is a pain), provides legal coverage for my 10.5's



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