Bushwacker 6" pocket style fender flares [$700]
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| Price | $400 |
| Pros | Very very strong, functional turn signal, great looks |
| Cons | Possible limited articulation |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: These are great flares and are very durable. The only problem is that they may limit extreme articulation depending on your lift.
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| Price | $200 |
| Pros | Easy to install |
| Cons | Self tapping screws starting to come loose. |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: Easy to fallow directions makes it easy for beginers to install. Make sure you relocate your window washer resviore or you'll have to shave down three or four bolts.
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| Price | $0.01 |
| Pros | Great flairs. Look Awesome |
| Cons | One cracked near the attaching nut. Small crack but its pretty annoying. |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: These are a great product for the average jeep person. Not going to make it if you hit a tree though.
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70 Posts
| Price | $325 |
| Pros | Look great |
| Cons | kind of cheap plastic, and the screws fall out over time |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: Great addition! Should be considered for anyone with wider tires
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15 Posts
| Price | $1 |
| Pros | cover the wider tires that came on my jeep. When i get out of my jeep I put my hand on back fender getting out because I have short legs I am about 250 and they have not broken yet. |
| Cons | none so far |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: I can see how these have an advantage over stock. I was in friends jeep last week that is running thirtyfive twelve by fifteen wheels on his jeep with stock fenders. His tires were throwing rocks every where. He is now looking to get some like mine.
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22 Posts
| Price | $400 |
| Pros | Great look |
| Cons | Rubber edging poor design |
| Recommended | no |
Comments: They look good but I regret the purchase. Would not be a good choice if serious off roader. Mine built for looks, so I will survive
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| Price | $680 |
| Pros | Looks awesome!! Makes the jeep look a lot wider! |
| Cons | 1st one is Difficult to install, most of the holes don't really line up. |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: They are awesome, looks great and adds a wider more rugged look to a jeep.
Better to be installed by 2 people and a lot of Patience!!!LOL!
Some of the holes don't line up but its easy, as soon as you have the 1st 1 on.LOL!
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| Price | $370 |
| Pros | Adds a great look. |
| Cons | Kind of difficult to install. But worth it. |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: The fender flares add the rugged look while keeping it clean and useable.10/10
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21 Posts
| Price | $100 |
| Pros | Durable |
| Cons | none |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: Easy install and looks great!
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22 Posts
| Price | $400 |
| Pros | *very wide for big tire coverage *pocket bolt design/style *durable/flexible *easy install *cut-out compatible, but not required |
| Cons | *supplied self-tapping fasteners *plastic is very "scratchable" |
| Recommended | yes |
Comments: I purchased these for their looks and wide tire coverage. I also like the pocket style design and cut-out compatibility. They seem very robust and durable. They can be painted, although I did not paint mine and they look fine. They will get scratched over time as the plastic is somewhat soft.
The supplied self-tapping fasteners are somewhat problematic because they can strip out. I contacted Bushwacker about this and they sent me another whole set of fasteners.
I would recommend these to a friend, although if doing it again I might just go with replacement off-road style steel fenders with integrated flares.
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