Rough Country High Clearance LED Flat Fender Flare Kit for Jeep Wrangler JK (2007-2018) - Front & Rear UV-Resistant TPO Flares, Front LED Marker Lights

I used to think R.C. Was cheap junk. I was wrong. The fenders are high quality and I think they look great. They gave me the fender coverage I was looking for. The price was very reasonable. I also have the RC headlights which I am very impressed with and a 2.5” RC lift. The springs have a soft ride although I did upgrade the base shocks to fox 2.0 as the base RC shocks tended to bottom out too quickly off road. They were very plush for on road, but too soft off road. Also replaced the stock bump stops with sumo springs. Highly recommend those over the more expensive King type bump stops.

High quality and easy to install, a little bit of trimming is needed on all holes but easily done

I liked the looks and quality of these fenders. Easy to install with everything included. Price was good and received right away.

Dont plan on installing these in a hurry. Designate a few hours even if your handy. Watch the videos and buy a rivnut tool. Also dont plan on reusing your old inner fender liners. If you have aftermarket ones install them before you install the flares otherwise you will be taking off your flares, installing the liners and then reinstalling your flares. Good luck! But they do look great once installed.

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Awesome! Instructions were good and all the bolt holes lined up perfectly. Love them

These are good looking high clearance fenders that completely changed the look of my jeep (like it 👍) clean looking and has durable feel after they were installed. Rough country missed the mark hole alignment with these fenders, specially the front. Had to widen the holes on the fenders to be able to install them, ended up buying larger diameter washers to be able to compensate for the larger drilled holes on the fenders. Straight forward install outside of that. You will need a special tool (cost about $50) to complete the installation

If you do not have a nutsert/rivnut installation tool, I recommend that you purchase one. The flares require quite a few nutserts to be installed. A tedious, time consuming process if you do not have access to the correct tool. All holes in the flares lined up with factory holes. The factory holes will need to be enlarged to accept the supplied nutserts. You will need a 27/64 drill bit to enlarge the factory holes. When the factory drilled the installation holes in the flares, their tooling left quite a bit of plastic chaff around the holes on the inside of the flares. I recommend that you trim this chaff away in order for the flares to fit tightly against the body. I trimmed the holes with a razor knife. The Jeep pictured is running 35x12.50 tires and I get minimal road spray on the Jeep when driving in the rain. Anyone following you in inclement weather will not be as fortunate. The rear of the back flares do not extend down over the tire very far and leave a substantial open area. Expect quite a bit of water to rooster tail out the back of the Jeep when highway driving in the rain. . Overall a nice set of flares at a decent price with most of the functionality that I was looking for. I am happy with the purchase.