🚙 Enhanced Madjax EZGO TXT Golf Cart Fender Flare Set (1995-2014) for Improved Performance Review

A great expansion set for a new (for us) golf cart. Really added aesthetics and was easy to install. My teenage son and I installed it in about 45 minutes. They look great and are very strong. Also, I should add that ours came with the necessary stainless steel bolts, nuts and washers. We are very happy!

Unfortunately, the front fenders are VERY small. They only stick out 3 inches. A lot of the comments etc said they were great for big off-road tires and stuck out 4-5 inches which is what I was expecting. They are very flexible which is nice. I bought fender flares from Jakes Offroad but they are more expensive and very fragile. I'd like those fenders, but they're bigger in the front.

Sturdy construction and I like that they are rigid not flexible but they don't fit the case meaning the plastic buttons you were given to install won't cut it. Yesterday I mounted the guard and replaced all the knobs with stainless steel screws and washers! Now they look modest and fit the body beautifully. Very cozy, plus the screws look cool!

They're ok for the price - they look a bit silly on my TXT with wheels my size but I think they would look ok with bigger wheels. The back of the expander doesn't stay attached to the body of my TXT, but that might be because I don't understand how to install it. There were no instructions so I had to wind it up somehow - it would be nice if they provided information on how to place them on the wing.

Make sure that if you have a factory bumper/brush guard you are willing to modify or remove it to run them. Good solid blocks but you can't use a front bumper or rear under fairing. I wish this was listed, now I need to buy Madjax which is compatible with both. And I would also recommend using stainless steel screws instead of the supplied push pins for assembly.

Looks very nice. I read the reviews and bought nuts and bolts without even trying to use the plastic rivets that came with them. Installation wasn't difficult, just make sure it's exactly where you want it before drilling 1/4" holes (I used 1/4 mounting screws). It helps to align it and then the first one Drilling hole then free inserting the screw and using the part yourself as a template, not difficult at all Really improves the look of my custom maps I would recommend them to anyone looking…

These things fit my EZGO pretty easily and look sharp. I'll bet through all the cheap little things they give you Having replaced stainless steel screws. Steel. You'll need 1/4" x 3/4" or larger screws (well, technically I used pan head screws and locknuts and two washers). You'll also need to drill holes with a 1/4 "Bit drill. It will Only a few spots that require a bit of fiddling to get to the nut inside but it all fit Most of the time was spent just tightening the lock nuts, in the end…