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| Manufacturer | - |
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| Brand | Bushwacker |
| Item model number | 50062-02 |
| Color | Black |
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| Product Id | 633275 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 090689122728 |
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OE Style Fender Flares 2 pc. Rear Tire Coverage 2.6 in. Rear Height 4.75 in. OE Matte Black
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This was my first try at installing flares. The overall fit was excellent. Instructions were pretty good I had to do some trimming on the flares and truck trim that was not in the instructions but was able to easily make the adjustments. They look and fit great.
The fender flares are neat and appear to look like factory item. Highly reccommend paint to match. Had them installed at the paint shop after the flares were painted...clips and screws were tight and short and took four hands to do the front flares, said by the body man. The flares have just enuf flare without the need to get fatter tires or wheels. I put them on a 2010 Tundra rock warrior model and it gives it the added brawn and look. These are the flares to get!
Had them painted to match factory paint. Though not cheap in the end (initial product purchase plus painting) they look factoryoriginal. I've had numerous compliments. Very pleased. Word of advice…read the instruction and prefit flares to fenders before painting! They will need trim to fit perfectly otherwise expect gaps between gasket surface and fender.
Purchased a set for my 2012 F150 to hide some rust on the bed. I wanted something factory looking and not big and bulky. These flares are perfect they covered the rust spots that i cleaned up exactly how I hoped and I also had them painted to match the truck. Fitment is close to perfect, nothing worth complaining over. 100% recommend!
These look great,easy to put on and give it that HD look .
The fender flares originally shipped did not have the cutout for the fuel tank door. I notified real truck of this and was required to send them photos. I guess they had to in turn provide them to Bushwacker who shipped the flares directly. I pain but I got the new ones in short order and installed them. Look great and are of high quality but a bit on the pricy side.
I guess I should start this out by saying that I am very picky about the look of my truck, so take this review with a grain of salt. The front fender flare has a small separate piece in the front by the headlight. It did not fit as described in the directions, there is a screw that is supposed to hook into the backside of the truck which cannot engage because it is not located properly, so the part is not snug to the truck. There rear fender flare fits well. Overall they look OK, however the finish appears a little cheap, I had anticipated a slight texture similar to OE flares.
The end result of my installation of my Bushwacker OEM fender flares is great. They look so nice on my 2014 Sequoia Limited; they really give it a nicely finished and slightly aggressive look, since I have aftermarket less positive offset wheels that poke out more. Now the tires sit pretty much flush with the outer edge of the Bushwacker flares, which was exactly what I wanted. Again, it looks great. However... the included installation instruction pamphlet desperately needs a makeover! Whoever wrote the instructions was clearly distracted. First starters, thankfully the flares they show pictures of are white in color for contrast against the dark body color of the Sequoia. Otherwise, the instructions would be completely useless. I didn't make the effort to specifically jot down which steps had errors, but there were at least 2 places that specified incorrect hardware to be used. But my biggest hurdle installing these was in the beginning on step 5, where you “attach clip to fender tab feature”. The picture they show may as well be a blacked out square,... or maybe a picture of a knight riding a unicorn, because the picture and the description on Step 5 were worthless. I looked on their website for instructions as well, and they're exactly the same as what the print out and include. I did call Bushwacker's customer service line, waited on hold for 10 minutes for their “tech dept.”, finally lost patience and started over in the main menu and got a lady to answer. I explained my problem with Step 5 and she says, “let me transfer you to our tech dept.”........... Sat on hold for a bit and then finally got to the tech dept voicemail. I left a quick but detailed message of my issue and my contact info. Do you think I ever received a call back??? Nope. So, in summary, I'm happy with the finished product, happy it's made in the USA, but good grief do they need to up their game with installation instructions AND their customer service protocol. One last thing. They are a bit pricey for what you get. $400 for flares that aren't painted (nor do they offer paint-matching anymore) and require quite a bit of time to assemble the rubber trim gasket and install the flares. I also had to pay more than I paid for the flares to have them professionally paint-matched at a local auto body shop. All in all, I have $1000 into these flares, plus about 8 hours of installation time, with my snags in the instructions. I'm no amateur with car stuff either.
Appearance is good but they are a pain to install. I have put aftermarket parts on my trucks for years and these were the worst. The screw holes don't line up and the rubber gaskets don't stick to the flares. I had to drill extra holes to attach because the clips that are used to secure the piece to the fender are not long enough. After jerry rigging them they look nice.
These fender flares look great but they are near impossible to put on. The pre drilled holes do not align and the screws that come with the flares are plastic and weak and when trying to screw them in they do not catch. I had to go find some metal screws to put in instead.