Can these be used with fender flares
1470851
No, these flaps require the existing sheetmetal fender for stabilty and attachment. They would not attach to a truck with fender flares.
1470852
No unfortunately they cannot. I wanted to add flares later and will have to remove the flaps to do so. I have yet to find flaps that work with them. I'm sorry.
1470853
Haven't installed yet, but i beleive they won't fit with flrs, not 100 per cent sure
1470854
If you are talking the stock fender flares that are part of the box, then yes. If you are talking about after market flares that were added, I do not know. My truck has the newer body style that has the flares built into the box and they fit perfect
1837940
Depends on what you are rubbing on and the offset of your wheels. I fit 35x12.50 15 tires on mine with 4" lift and these flat flares with no rubbing. You have to remember that 33s are only 1/2" larger towards your fenders than 32s
529883
Maybe, but why dont you put a lift in? They would be very close to rubbing and if you hit a big enough bump the would bottom out on your fenders. If you don't want a serious &expensive; lift check out zone.
1530164
The fender is no more than 1.5mm thick, and you zip tie it up hard against the brake pivot. There is a small foam disk to use between the two which looks to be less than 1.5mm as well. So, even with both you should be OK, but you do have the option of leaving the disk out if you need to.
1728169
They are shaped for the Jeep and the front fenders are straighter. I would guess no.
847064
Fender use a industry standard socket on their speakers, so these should work. But as I found out the are thin materials and wobbly.
1532548
Hi Everett As per WeatherTech for your vehicle application of 2014 F-350 with no fender flares the front part # is 110020 and the rear is 120020 for non dually applications. Truckcustomizers.com 800-497-1780
376643
Here is the manufacturer link to their 7" Fender Flares: http://www.ruggedridgeoffroad.com/jeep-oversized-7inch-fender-flares.php. You'll notice the last sentence in the description says, "Includes all mounting hardware.". Thank you for your inquiry and hope this helps.
376948
Hi, I can't really say, except that they work perfectly on my Fender Jazz. Anything thicker could pose a problem.
680805
They were put on a 2000 Chevy S10 Extended Cab W/O Flares and a Chevy 2003 S10 Crew Cab W/Flares. So I would say yes.
1540891
The small flare extensions go back along the body with the bottom of the extension even with the bottom of the body. They are mounted just touching the rear of the fender flares around the wheel well. You may not have holes to mount the small flares. I did not use the small flares on my 98. It already has plastic molding that runs between the flares.
1310166
They are universal and are screwed into the flares or fender lip. there were no predrilled holes in the flaps so you can position the screws wherever needed.
1393934
you will need to order the flaps made for the factory fender flares. the ones I got for my truck were cut to fit exactly to the contour of the fender/bed.
1370405
They should have came with the fender flares. Mine came with everything-however the installation is a pain. As for installing the sticky part onto the flare, I found it was best to have two people. One holds it while the other applies.
632933
Hi Billy! The part number for the rear depends on if you have Factory Fender Flares/Lip Moulding and if your vehicle is a dually. We highly recommend checking on the manufacturers website for the correct part number for your application and then use that part number to shop on Amazon. You are also more than welcome to send us a message with this information so that we can further assist you!
1724060
They will fit ONLY with modifications (to your jeep and the fender flares themselves). We purchased these for my 95 yj because we didn't have the extra money at the time for the correct ones. It requires extra cutting of the fenders (actually cutting the metal) and we also had to trim some of the plastic on the back side of the fender flare. These are not made to just fit right on a yj but with some work yes they can work. We traced the back side of the fender flares on cardboard and made templates for cutting the fenders.
551160
They will cover the top of the flare so it will work there. The bottom lip you will need to screw the flames in. So as long as the factory screw holes are there then they will work