Average Customer Rating for Off-Road Fender Flares: 4.50 out of 5 Stars (520 Customer Reviews)
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5 of 7 people found this review helpful.
For the price, these flares should be pre-drilled. Instructions very detailed and clear. The rubber edging installation was the most difficult and time consuming part. Had to elongate one screw hole in order to make flair fit snug against the fender. Otherwise, fit was perfect. I realize that "No drilling" is a big selling point, but I didn't like the clips provided to secure the rear flairs. Rather than use the clips, I drilled four 3/16 holes in the pinch weld and used #10 machine screws, washers, and nuts. Didn't take any more time than trying to make the clips work. Finished product really stands out on my white truck, and does a super job of keeping the mud off. Good product, easy install. Thumbs up!!!!!
—Reviewed by John H (Las Cruces, NM) 2006 Dodge Ram 
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10 of 12 people found this review helpful.
I put my Fender Flares on my 2010 F-150 to keep the mud and gravel away from the paint. This had been a problem since I added a set of chrome rims that had an offset of 10%. Bushwacker solved this problem and also added a great new look to my truck. I spent an hour reading the directions and installing the flares. I left my flares black since I have a white truck with a black grill, chrome step bars with black rubber inserts and black window trim. It really looks great according to my friends and family. I can't say enough about the customer service at AutoAnything, especially Jennifer ! You rock girl !!
—Reviewed by Kenneth B (Crouse, NC) 2010 Ford F-150 
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2 of 4 people found this review helpful.
Got the textured, black, riveted version and it looks great against our black truck. All hardware was included (there was ample extra rubber) and the installation couldn't have been easier. The only thing that is now missing are some bigger tires as the look isn't bad with the stock tires, but it'll look better with 1" wider ones.
—Reviewed by John C (Milledgeville, GA) 2010 Chevy Silverado 
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3 of 4 people found this review helpful.
WELL AFTER MANY YEARS OF SEEING THERE SHARE OF TREES, RUTS, AND THE SIDES OF MY BRICK WALL A COUPLE OF TIMES, IT WAS TIME TO REPLACE MY OLDER AN I MEAN OLDER BUSHWACKER FENDER FLARES.I WILL ADDMIT I SHOPPED AROUND.ALL THE OTHERS SAY THIERS ARE STRONGER AND BETTER, AN THE ONES I SEEN ON OTHER TRUCKS, WELL, THEY HAVE NEVER SEEN WHAT MY BUSHWACKERS HAVE SEEN, SO I WENT BACK TO MY WACKERS. THEY FIT RIGHT BACK IN PLACE OF MY OLD ONES.I DONT KNOW WHAT THEY CALL THE NEW MATERIAL THERE MADE OF BUT ITS WAY BETTER THAN THE OLDER STYLE, FEXI BUT STOUT! TOOK ALL OF 45 MINS. TO IN STALL. MY TRUCK WAS CUT ALREADY. BUT SHOULD BE DONE IN LESS 2 HOURS BY THE LAY PERSON>>>>WELL TIME TO 4 WHEEL IT OUT . ALOHA FROM HAWAII!!!!!!! ANTONE
—Reviewed by ANTHONY T (Ewa Beach, HI) 1976 Ford Bronco 
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9 of 11 people found this review helpful.
First, I love the flares. They look awesome and give so much more tire coverage and clearance. I could probably go up to 32" tires with my present 3" OME lift with no clearance problems. Had the flares installed by a very knowledgable and well respected off-road shop. It took them 6.5 hours to install. The actual cutting/installation took 5 hours and the addl. 1.5 was for trial and error fitting/cutting to get the inner panels to to fit right and look natural. The installation instructions gloss over this this very briefly, but don't go into much detail. All this said, I am really happy with the flares and have no regrets.
—Reviewed by Donald K (Elephant Butte, NM) 1999 Jeep Cherokee 
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