1. Do they come as a set of 4 or 2 for the $139? 2. How far up the sidewall/fender do they cover? I need to cover rust. Thanks.
1959188
I was very pleased when i ordered i recived 4 of them.....and they fit amazingly
1959189
They come with all four. They cover about 3" of the fender. Very nice product.
434939
They do cover the fender arch. I dont think its quite 6", maybe 4. They do cover the factory 4x4 sticker. I removed mine and bought replicas off ebay. Looked and worked great. Ive had people stop me in parking lots as i walked away to tell me how good they looked on my truck.
359331
they came unboxed in great shape.shipped fast too. there was nothing to trim to make them fit.just slip them into the wheel opening,push them up tight against the top of the fender well and work the outer edge in behind the fender lip.took all of 15 minutes to install both liners. the only thing I had to do on my truck was remove the mud flaps to get the liner in then put them back on.hope this helps.
632829
Your best bet is to email rustolem and ask them your question. I had some concerns about their products last summer,and i emailed them. They answered all my questions in a very timely manner and were very helpful. I wish you luck!!
1178897
It depends on which one u go with 4" or I think 6". I put da 6" on my 2001 jeep wrangler & they cover the 31x10.5 tires I have. they give u a lot of fender play.
146245
Honestly, buy them with the roof bars you have and see if you need to get longer ones. As I didn't need to as my boats cleared the mirrors on the side without the 6" overlap. Buy them you'll love them. Paul
54002
I too have the rust problem above the rear wheel openings, and need the flares to cover at least three inches above the wheel openings. How high do these reach?
1334588
They should have worked just fine. Mine cover just about the entire tire. There is a very small portion on the inside edge of the tire that is not covered, but it's only a half inch. If you have larger tires or aftermarket rims with a different offset they may not cover the entire tire. I'm very happy with my set.
1111908
Hi Martha, I bought a set and they are for both the front and the back. They are a little tricky to install on the front as you have to remover the existing shielding. They look good and provide decent protection from mud.
1647086
I haven't seen any rust issues so far. Buying better hardware certainly won't hurt anything, but I would recommend using some type of thread lubricant to protect the exposed threads as you would in any other outdoor application.
1198207
I am using these in canves covers and have nit had any problem with rust after six months of use. Hope this helps.
58677
I got one for $19.59, so I ordered two at $39.18. You will need to reuse the hardware. My stuff was beat and rusted out, so I put some new nuts on with anti-seize. I did notice these are already rusting a little. I will just spray some rust inhibitor on them in a bit.
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I have no idea as I have yet to start modifying these to actually fit my bike. I'm thinking a whole new set of mounting hardware will have to be outlet chased. I'm still angry every time I look at the painter over rust spots. Terrible buy.
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Mine came in a set of 4 and yes it said they can be painted. I opted to leave them as is and get many compliments on my truck. If you are getting them to hide rust. Make sure to treat the rust with pro15 or a similar rust inhibitor prior to enstalling. Hope this helps
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These flares are installed on my 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD. They average about 8 inches out from the wheel wells. They do not cover the factory bevel of the pickup body style side. They look really good and give the truck a different "mean" look!! I have had Bushwhacker Flairs on a 1990 Toyota since about 1995 and they are still holding up very well. I think you won't go wrong with these Bushwhackers. One thought for the do-iy-yourselfers: they are much easier to install with 2 people. You can do it yourself but it will take a lot longer and some extra tools to hold them in position while you mount them!! These flares are installed on my 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD. They average about 8 inches out from the wheel wells. They do not cover the factory bevel of the pickup body style side. They look really good and give the truck a different "mean" look!! I have had Bushwhacker Flairs on a 1990 Toyota since about 1995 and they are still holding up very well. I think you won't go wrong with these Bushwhackers. One thought for the do-iy-yourselfers: they are much easier to install with 2 people. You can do it yourself but it will take a lot longer and some extra tools to hold them in... » Read More These flares are installed on my 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD. They average about 8 inches out from the wheel wells. They do not cover the factory bevel of the pickup body style side. They look really good and give the truck a different "mean" look!! I have had Bushwhacker Flairs on a 1990 Toyota since about 1995 and they are still holding up very well. I think you won't go wrong with these Bushwhackers. One thought for the do-iy-yourselfers: they are much easier to install with 2 people. You can do it yourself but it will take a lot longer and some extra tools to hold them in position while you mount them!! « Show Less
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anti-rust is already a few years old. i think the latest packages still say it, but i'm not sure. but the strings will be fine.
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These are dipped chains. Not completely dipped though. Not having issues of rust so far. Chains are out in the weather 24/7.