Off-Road Fender Flares For Jeep Wrangler 2007-2018 JK & JKU Unlimited - Heavy Duty Flat Textured Steel Mud Guards In Black (Set Of 4) By Hikotor For Front And Rear Replacement (2 Or 4 Door Options) Review

I absolutely love these fender flares. They were easy to install. I think taking off the original jeep fenders was a harder task than putting these on. They look great and everyone asks me where I got them. I have had them on for about a year now and they fit perfectly. They wear great and have had to do nothing to them at all. Just know if you are installing them that you should put a large washer behind the fender where you put the nut on. It will help because the nut won't go into the bolt…

I was looking for good fenders for my wrangler and came across these. The reviews were descent, i love the look it gave the jeep, and the price was great. I got the fenders, the packaging was good, they came quick and secure. Installation was super easy, no special tools required. I was super happy!Untill.About 7 months of use the powder coating started to flake off. The now exposed metal began to rust. I sanded down the fenders and sprayed truck bed liner on them, but they still don’t quite…

The flares weren’t too hard to install but I had to get a special tool for the riv nuts. I like how they look overall, very clean and simple. They don’t fit into the old fender track perfectly at the corners but it’s not super noticeable. My big issue with these is that I received and installed them in December and they are already rusting now in April (photos included). The powder coat is also separating from the metal and showing signs of rust along the edges. I’d say to skip these and spend…

Easy enough to install, but within a couple months I noticed the finish was bubbling whenever it rained. Not long after that, large chunks of the finish just fell off, exposing the metal, which obviously then rusted almost immediately. I was looking for a less expensive option for flares, and I guess I got what I paid for. Bummed I have to replace them so soon, but I won't make the same mistake just to save a couple hundred dollars this time.

Honestly, the only thing I suggest is buying a rahm nutsert gun BEFORE you install them. Not the same thing as a rivet gun as I got to find out the hard way. You can get it from Walmart for like 40$ and I promise you it’s worth it. The fenders with that tool take maybe an hour to install altogether. Super well made and the instructions weren’t necessary but semi helpful. The extras of the parts needed were nice too! 5/5 would recommend to anybody for their fender change

I didn't go through the whole rivet installation and instead put pins in mine to install them. It was a quick, easy and sturdy solution as opposed to overkill of those rivets. However, the first couple of days I had them installed, it rained and when I got home, some of the paper/film covering was off. Didn't take long after that for the rust to make its appearance. Because they're so cheap, I decided to address the issue myself with some rust remover and plasti-dip. Once cleaned and dipped, I…

recieved these the other day but have not installed. Parts were packaged very well and they were secure. Upon opening noticed there are no instructions for the install (Took a star away for thatand hoping there is a video on youtube). I did my reseacrh prior to buying this a noticed a lot of people mentioning needing a rivnut gun. I had to dig a little to find the right one but i did. and the plus with that is other parts i'm installing need rivnuts so its a win win in a sense. I will update…

Simple to install with correct tools(or the wrong ones if you’re crafty enough 😅), if you’re doing self installation you’ll need a tool to fasten the flares to your Jeep. Took about an hour and a half or so to install if you’re not trying to salvage the stock fenders(we just ripped them right off). Recommend having inner well covers, especially for the front or all your mechanisms will be exposed to flying debris and even more road salt. Directions were straight forward and parts were labeled…

Easy to install and exactly what I was looking for. This product is well made and it is priced great. The one thing you need to know before you get the fenders YOU WILL NEED A METRIC RIVNUT TOOL! Read that again! If you do not have a metric rivnut tool the install will be miserable. I am very happy with the product and I would definitely recommend these fender flares to anyone.

So first off, these fenders are good and sturdy.I like them and the textured look. Once they are on, they fit well, and look clean.My issues come with the Hardware. First most reviews said get a Rahm gun or rivet gun.Both tools I could not find at any store, you need a threaded rivet gun i guess, with the threaded end.I ended up just using the little tool.2nd issue, the rivnuts and the screws that insert did not fit each other. They felt like they mixed standard and metric together, I felt as I

I didn’t like that I had to purchase an extra tool I didn’t have lying around, just to install the flares. It took me longer to install these, due to flare fitment being a little difficult. I had to push up on either end of the flares just to make the holes line up so I can install the bolts. But overall, the flares look great! I love them, and they were very inexpensive compared to other similar flare brands, and their paint has held up very well after 5-6 months of constant rides to the beach

After speaking to customer service ( they contacted me) they spoke with me for a few days and we came to an agreement with this product. So because of their excellent customer service and how quickly they wanted to help me out I give them 3 stars.Installed a month ago and this is what I have now. Did not contact customer service, honestly don’t want them to replace them. I will just spray them with rhino liner and cut my losses.

I installed these on my 2012 Rubicon and I really liked the look. Installation was a breeze. Everything was great until about 2 months later…yes, only 2 months. The textured coating started to come off in small pieces. Then I lost big chunks of the coating going down the highway. And this exposed rust under the coating. Now I’m stuck with two options…1. Buy another set 2. Sand off the remaining coating and apply my own. What a mess and a headache. Let my experience help avoid the same for you.

So.what can I say.I wasn't going to even write a review because I knew they were cheapos, but did the job, and I was happy.But 7 months later, I am most definitely not. So let's go back to the beginning. Installing them was a pain with the rivet tool they provided, but thats understandable, and once I bought the real tool, it was pretty easy.But the coating on these.no. Horrible. Started chipping on one almost immediately, had a shop repair it, 2 weeks later, other ones started chipping. No…

Do not buy these if you plan on taking any gravel roads. I have had them for 2 months and they are chipped and have surface rust everywhere. I did drive it in the winter but I wash it every week and always go slow on gravel. Still went to crap very quickly. If you are on a very tight budget and don’t care if you have to rattle can them every other week then I would recommend them. I personally bought them because I liked the way they looked and how they were fastened onto the Jeep, however I…

Having a little trouble with the rear fenders, the rivets are to big for the hole so I may need to do some drilling. The tool needed is hard to come by and expensive for something I’m only going to use once. Ended up using ratchet and wrench it’s kind of a hassle but if you’re like me and not willing to spend an extra couple of bucks I say go for it. Last you probably want to spray bed liner on the exposed paint to protect from rusting. End result I like it definitely adds a more aggressive &…

Paired these with an Ecotric Stubby Front bumper and i’m running 35s on stock suspension with no rubbing or any other problems. They were slightly bent when I got them but I think that was the courier’s fault, as when I saw them on my doorstep, they were sitting next to the box they were supposed to be in. The only reason I’m not giving 5 stars is because of the difficulty of installation. I never could get my hands on a RivNut Rahm gun that would fit these so I did a DIY RivNut tool and it was

These fender flares are of rather decent construction and seem to fit well. except for the fact that I cannot install them on my Jeep until I can find a rivet nut tool that actually fits the rivet nuts. It is advertised that the rivet nuts are 1/4-20 size and they are not. The rivet nuts are #10-32, which is causing me to buy a special size tool to install the rivet nuts.A "manual" hand tool consisting of a bolt with a couple of nuts was supplied but broke after the first rivet nut was…

Pain in the a** to install the rears with no backside access. They should've just included self tappers. Thanks for attention.

Bought these for my daughter for Christmas, got them installed in February it is now May and all the paint is chipping off. Looks terrible!