bushwacker pocket flare
paint keep them
black in my opinion, mine are all scratched up from 2 trips in the woods
Do your state laws require your flares to completely cover the tire? If not, I would go with a set of flat top flares. You gain alot of tire clearance without having to add lift.
Bushwacker just came out with a set plus Xenon has been around for a while with them. There are also many different brands of metal flares though they cost about twice as much as the plastic flares.
Bushwacker just came out with a set plus Xenon has been around for a while with them. There are also many different brands of metal flares though they cost about twice as much as the plastic flares.
Do your state laws require your flares to completely cover the tire? If not, I would go with a set of flat top flares. You gain alot of tire clearance without having to add lift.
Bushwacker just came out with a set plus Xenon has been around for a while with them. There are also many different brands of metal flares though they cost about twice as much as the plastic flares.
Bushwacker just came out with a set plus Xenon has been around for a while with them. There are also many different brands of metal flares though they cost about twice as much as the plastic flares.
still don't know about the color. i may have to bite the bullet and see what the look like after they arive.
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i got some width measurements if that helps
i wish i waited and got the flat fenders instead of the bushwackers . dont get me wrong i like the way they widen the stance of the jeep but with stock rims im running hubcentric wheel spacers and i get a hard time from the shop when i go into have them rotated
i wish i waited and got the flat fenders instead of the bushwackers . dont get me wrong i like the way they widen the stance of the jeep but with stock rims im running hubcentric wheel spacers and i get a hard time from the shop when i go into have them rotated


