2015-2017 Ford F150 Bushwacker Extend-A-Fender Flares (Matte Black) | 20936-02

2015-2017 F150 Bushwacker Extend-A-Fender Flares - 2015-2017 F150 Bushwacker Extend-A-Fender Flares
2015-2017 F150 Bushwacker Extend-A-Fender Flares
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500 bucks for some plastic that took a sophomore engineering student to render?
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Reviewed by:  from Charlotte on 4/8/2017
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These work for me. Not really into the rivet look for fender flares. They still look good after 5 years.
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Reviewed by:  from Elkton on 4/14/2023
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Customer Question 1. How far do these protrude from the side (how much coverage do we get)? It's be nice to see s straight-on picture of the truck instead of from the side! 2. How do these attach to the truck? (I have a 2015+ Lariat with Stock Flares...there are mounting holes behind them. Ideally I'd want to re-use these holes for a more secure fit - can you recommend flares you carry that use these?) 3. Does it come with rubber lining to protect the paint?

Asked by: CG - 8/29/2019
Customer Answer 1). According to Bushwacker, these flares provide 1.50" of tire coverage. Unfortunately, these images are the only ones Bushwacker has provided and we haven't had these flares in for our own photos yet. 2). These flares attach to the truck using brackets that mount in the wheel wells and don't use the stock holes for install, though they will cover them. No flares re-use the holes for the factory flares, since few trucks have the stock flares. 3). The fender flares come with seal that keeps the flare itself off the truck's paint.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/30/2019)

Customer Question Would I be able to use these with the husky wheel well liners? Just curious since the liners are right up against the fender lip.

Asked by: Tom - 2/11/2017
Customer Answer You can install the two in conjunction with each other, though installation does get a bit interesting, since the flares and the rear wheel wheel liners use some of the same mounting points. You'd likely need to install the well liners first and then the flares.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (2/13/2017)

Customer Question What will I need to fit 35s , (in addition to this kit) without a lifting kit? (leveling is ok) p.s I'm using the raptor svt 17" rims

Asked by: Saeed - 11/1/2015
Customer Answer It all kind of depends on how wide those 35" tires are going to be, but if you're going to try to fit 35x12.50" tires on your truck, you would need at least a 2.5" leveling system (though a 3" coilover kit would be better), trimming your truck's front valance and air dam, and modifying or removing your truck's crash bars. If you don't mind having your tires sticking out too far, you could get a set of wheel spacers (we generally recommend 1.50" spacers) so that you could avoid messing with your crash bars. These fender flares don't add any tire clearance, they only add horizontal tire coverage and aren't necessary to fit 35" tires.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (11/2/2015)
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