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Includes
- 2 Pieces of Front Fender Flares
- 2 Pieces of Rear Fender Flares
Features
- Low-profile integrated original equipment "OE" style
- UV-resistant to protect against fading
- Tough and durable Tri-Flex™ ABS thermoplastic
- Designed to fit each vehicle make and model
- Gives your truck or SUV improved protection against rocks and debris
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
- Made in the USA
Product Details
Elite Series SX-Sport Style Smooth Black Rear Fender Flares (SX140SB) by Lund®. Set of 2 Pieces. This fender flare style is perfect for those looking for clean line accessories that blend well with their vehicle. The flares’ low profile complements the original design and contours of the wheel well while adding a distinctive style.
Installation
Lund® - Elite Series SX-Sport Style Fender Flares Installation on Ford F-150
Lund® - Elite Series SX-Sport Style Fender Flares Installation on Dodge RAM 1500
Lund® - Elite Series SX-Sport Style Fender Flares Installation on Chevrolet SilveradoWhether your truck came with add-on fender flares or not, it's easy to clip on a set of Lund EX ExtraWider flares. Even if you haven't added giant tires that stick out from the stock wheel arches, you still might like the burly look of the wider flares. Made from tough ABS plastic, these flares will take a lot of punishment without cracking or breaking. The standard finish looks rather like the standard finish on original-equipment flares, and for good reason: the OEM flares are made of the same ABS plastic. If black doesn't look right on your truck, you can just prep and paint them as if they were any other body panel on your truck. The textured finish will absorb a lot of road rash and damage without showing it.
With a rubber gasket to isolate the flare from your fender, there's no paint damage or rattling, and the mounting hardware uses holes already present in your fender well to attach the flares, using the simplest of tools. You can add these flares to your truck to upgrade from your standard OEM flares, replace a damaged or missing flare, or add flares to a truck that never had them before.