Fender flair help

Littlewolf · Jul 2, 2016

Is there a metal flair that offers as much coverage as the stock flair on a 2010 , want to go wider tires but like to keep them covered if possible .

Littlewolf · Jul 2, 2016

Disregard I found what I was looking for :rolleyes2:

rogerk93 · Jul 2, 2016

Littlewolf said:
Disregard I found what I was looking for :rolleyes2:

What did you end up with? Out of curiosity. The genright flares has the same coverage

jeeeep · Jul 2, 2016

why metal? I'm looking for ways to cut weight

Coop · Jul 2, 2016

jeeeep said:
why metal? I'm looking for ways to cut weight

Plus the flex you get from trimmed factory flairs is good for keeping body damage to a minimum.

Littlewolf · Jul 3, 2016

rogerk93 said:
What did you end up with? Out of curiosity. The genright flares has the same coverage

Poisonspider ones are what I am thinking . The extra wide ones adds about 2 inches to width . Will look into the genrite ones also .

olram30 · Jul 3, 2016

You guys aren't worried about body damage with metal flares?

killthebunnys · Jul 3, 2016

I went metal after I failed with cutting mine.
If you have a steady hand and don't rush, cut fenders is the better option.

Littlewolf · Jul 3, 2016

jeeeep said:
why metal? I'm looking for ways to cut weight

Don't like plastic looks cheap .

olram30 · Jul 3, 2016

Littlewolf said:
Don't like plastic looks cheap .

That's a matter of opinion. I'd rather have my jeep look cheap than have body damage.

Littlewolf · Jul 3, 2016

killthebunnys said:
I went metal after I failed with cutting mine.
If you have a steady hand and don't rush, cut fenders is the better option.

Yeah cutting is not really good for me , hands never been that steady for fine work .