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Fender Flares or not?

wacopolumbo

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Been thinking about adding fender flares don’t have any experience with them. I like the idea of reducing dirt kicked up on the sides of the vehicle.

With my slight lift and bigger tires, I think the flares might look cool.

Those of you with them, what brand/style do you reccomend? Painted or unpainted?

Thanks!
 

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Absolutely NOT. That truck looks so clean without them. Flares are lame. Pocket flares are terrible. Mud flaps are the worst.
 
Aftermarket ones usually do more damage where they mount and trap moisture and dirt then they do to add protection.
 
Good feedback so guys. Thanks, keep it coming.

I was considering the OEM Offroad ones 82215284AB (pocket flares). I’m guessing H2OMAN would be a strong “no” to those.

I had also considered the Husky RVLs, but they look like they stick out too far.
 
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I personally like the look of pocket flares, had them on my 6 Jeeps over the years. Definitely help with the dirt flinging.....

These were "no name brand" , bought off of Temu for $179. I was really surprised how well they fit. Better fit than bushwackers I had in the past.
 
I like the oem flares, looks better than the plain no flare truck.
 

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While I am not a fan of fenders flares, I installed Weather Tech mud flaps on my 2022 Bighorn to reduce to amount of stuff that gets splattered down the side. they fit over the little factory things and work well for me.
 

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