Reviewed by Kenneth B (Kettle Falls, WA) Reviewed for a 2008 Dodge Ram — Sep 12, 2012 8:08 AM

As a competent shadetree mechanic, I figured these would be a breeze. Opened the box and all pieces were sheathed in plastic wrap and the clips, screws and rubber molding were in a separate bag. Started the install on the rear of the truck. Everything lined up well, installed the u-clips and were really unimpressed in the way they would hold the flares.

Reviewed by Hunter A (Wellsville, UT) Reviewed for a 2007 Dodge Ram — Jul 23, 2012 8:14 PM

Look good but one came with a crack in it and I have been waiting for a replacement for a long time with no luck.

Reviewed by Scott R (Casper, WY) Reviewed for a 1998 Chevy C/K 1500 — Jul 03, 2012 7:14 AM

The Prestige EX Wide Fender Flares are a nice addition to my '98 Chevy xtended cab. They extend out and cover my aftermarket wheels pretty well, but I do still get a little mud that gets past them in the front. They cover the V-8 Vortec sticker in the front about half way. They are a little more shiny than expected, but still looks good. Installation was pretty easy, except putting the rubber molding on the back was a bit time consuming. I would recommend these flares. AutoAnything got these to me quickly - no problems with purchase and shipping process.

Reviewed by Bill R (Thomaston, ME) Reviewed for a 2004 Ford F-250 — Apr 08, 2012 10:20 AM

In January, I noticed some small rust patches over the rear wheels on my 2004 F-250 truck, caused by road salt. Repair estimates were over $900 to repair and paint. Decided to simply grind off the rust, prime, and then simply cover damaged area with Prestige EX Wide Fender Flares. Job took only 3 hours, and the truck looks like new. Total cost $325. Only two problems with this rust solution. First, had to remove factory mud guards and can't re-install due to fender flares. Need to find mud guards that will fit. Second, now flares are gloss black and will now require I wash and wax the truck to match. You might want to consider a flat mat finish if you decide not to paint the flares. All in all, an excellent product. Fit the truck like a glove and all necessary hardware was included.

Reviewed by Brandon J (Rome, PA) Reviewed for a 2000 GMC Sierra — Nov 22, 2011 4:22 PM

I bought them to help cover up some work that was done on my GMC (Garage mans companion). Defiantly aggressive looking! They are pretty pricey, but they're better-priced than any other decent looking fender-flare I had found. I feel they stick out a little to much than I like on the front fenders, but I'll grow into them. Also, the textured ones CAN be painted. I looked on the makers website description and found that out after I had ordered the smooth version. O well, I should have researched it before I ordered.

Reviewed by Michael S (Nordheim, TX) — Nov 01, 2011 6:34 PM

These flares have excellent fit and they take paint well

Reviewed by John M (Hortonville, WI) Reviewed for a 2005 Dodge Ram — Sep 05, 2011 7:50 PM

I test fit them on my 05 Dodge, crew cab, 2500HD w/diesel and found that they fit the body curves very tightly. But to install the front flares, the "Cummins" emblems must be removed. Other then that, it is an easy install.

Reviewed by Peter K (Hobart, IN) — Aug 06, 2011 8:11 AM

These flares hug the body tightly however leave the wheelip body lines exposed in only parts of the edge. It appears to be a poor copy

Reviewed by Frank W (Newton, NJ) Reviewed for a 2002 Ford F-350 — Apr 12, 2011 3:58 PM

The Prestige extra wide fender flares was an excellent choice for my 2002 F350 truck. I had a little rust on the rear fenders. Rather than repainting them, I installed these fender flares and it took care of the problem. They are fantastic looking as well.