| Brand | Bushwacker |
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| Color | Black |
| Exterior Finish | Smooth |
| Material | ABS Plastic |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 52 x 27.8 x 8.5 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.21 Pounds |
| Style | Classic |
| Auto Part Position | Front |
| Vehicle Service Type | Truck |
| Fit Type | Vehicle Specific Fit |
| Manufacturer | Bushwacker |
| Model | Bushwacker Fender Flare |
| Item Weight | 3.36 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 52 x 27.8 x 8.5 inches |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item model number | 31920-02 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 31920-02 |
| OEM Part Number | 31920-02 |
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Blazing new paths since 1967, with the creation of the original fender flare, Bushwacker was born on Oregon’s rugged off-road trails and designed to provide durable long-lasting protection for your Truck, Jeep, or SUV.
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Classic LookBushwacker Pocket Style Fender Flares are a Bushwacker original and an off-road icon with their recessed stainless steel bolts and massive presence. These flares are custom designed to complement oversized tires while providing premium tire protection. |
Premium Tire Coverage & ProtectionWhen you need maximum tire coverage with minimum time and effort, it's in the pocket. Pocket Style Fender Flares from Bushwacker. |
Easy InstallationBushwacker's OE Style Fender Flares are an easy installation. Most applications require no drill or vehicle modification. |
Made In the USABushwacker Fender Flares are proudly Made in the U.S.A. with globally sourced materials and supported by our USA-based customer support team! |
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| Price | $549.99 | $416.95 | $436.40 | — | $449.99 |
| Style | Bushwacker Pocket Flares are custom designed to complement oversized tires while providing premium tire protection. When you need maximum tire coverage with minimum time and effort, it's in the pocket. | Bushwacker Extend-A-Fender Flares deliver premium-grade protection and contoured style to match oversized tires, but as tough as they are, they go on easily with no drilling required. Your truck will look factory-equipped for your off-road tires. | Bushwacker DRT Style Fender Flares have a sleek vented design for a one-of-a-kind look, while protecting your vehicle from on and off-road hazards. | Bushwacker OE Style Flares provide additional tire coverage with a sleek, subtle style. These flares are precision engineered to enhance the factory accents while providing premium tire protection. | A refresh of the iconic Pocket flare, the Forge series offers a rugged look with black stainless hardware |
| Installation | Most Pocket Flares require no to minimal modification to the vehicle | Installation requires no drilling or modification to vehicle | Installation requires no drilling or modification to vehicle | Installation requires no drilling or modification to vehicle | Most Forge Flares require no to minimal modification to the vehicle |
| Color Match | Pocket Flares are available in both smooth and textured finishes. Smooth finish is paintable. Some Applications offered in paint-to-match colors from Bushwacker | Smooth finish is paintable to match your vehicles color. Some applications come paint-to-match from Bushwacker. | Smooth finish is paintable | Smooth finish is paintable to match your vehicles color. Some applications come paint-to-match from Bushwacker. | Textured Black finish is not designed to be painted, but offers a rugged contrast to any vehicle. |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| compatible vehicles | Truck | Truck | Truck | Truck |
| auto part position | front | rear | front | front |
| material | ABS Plastic | Stainless Steel,Abs Material | Abs Thermoplastic | Plastic, Stainless Steel, Alloy Steel, Rubber |
| exterior finish | Smooth | Smooth | Painted | Smooth |
| fit type | Vehicle Specific Fit | Vehicle Specific Fit | Universal Fit | Vehicle Specific Fit |
| weight | 0.21 pounds | 0.1 pounds | 15 pounds | 10.41 pounds |
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Fairly easy install, looks really good
Got these fender flares to replace the stock ones. When I got the truck, there was some damage on the front passenger side. I also had lost the paint for the bottom of the driver fender flare. I was hoping to cover the damage and replace the old ones, which these did nicely. I originally intended to paint the flares white to match the body but decided to give black a shot first. Ended up sticking with the black because of how good it looks.In terms of looks, the pictures don't do justice to how well these flares covered the damage. Even with the dent, the flare fit well and barely left a gap (part of the dent can be seen in the passenger picture). The rest of them fit great. It is important to note that for the best fit, not all of the screws will be used. Some spots will cause it to stick out if you screw it in. It's best to let them settle to the body of the car before adding anymore screws. I started with 4 screws and got 6 to go for most of them.Moving to install, I had a few difficulties. For starters, the instructions are printed so poorly you cannot see the images. Easy solution, go to bushwacker's website, find the product and they have a manual. There were also some brackets in the set that were difficult to place but were necessary for it. Instructions expain it fairly well. The worst issue with these flares is that if you have a factory bumper, the extra bottom section of the flare must be screwed in to the bumper. Two holes on each side have to be drilled. Though not required, I consider it necessary because of the extra strength it gives the flares. The real bolts blend perfectly with the fakes and are unnoticeable from the outside. There is also a gasket that must be added to the flares. There is no extra so be very careful to line up the adhesive. You have to have the gasket to prevent rubbing and seal out water. However, don't worry about water getting in too much because there are openings at the bottoms of both sides to let water out.I recommend installing one flare on the front to figure out what you're doing and then do the rest. Though they are a little more expensive, these fender flares are tough and look great.Final note: install these with a friend. I could not have done this install alone without the help of a buddy.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2013
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2021
In terms of looks, the pictures don't do justice to how well these flares covered the damage. Even with the dent, the flare fit well and barely left a gap (part of the dent can be seen in the passenger picture). The rest of them fit great. It is important to note that for the best fit, not all of the screws will be used. Some spots will cause it to stick out if you screw it in. It's best to let them settle to the body of the car before adding anymore screws. I started with 4 screws and got 6 to go for most of them.
Moving to install, I had a few difficulties. For starters, the instructions are printed so poorly you cannot see the images. Easy solution, go to bushwacker's website, find the product and they have a manual. There were also some brackets in the set that were difficult to place but were necessary for it. Instructions expain it fairly well. The worst issue with these flares is that if you have a factory bumper, the extra bottom section of the flare must be screwed in to the bumper. Two holes on each side have to be drilled. Though not required, I consider it necessary because of the extra strength it gives the flares. The real bolts blend perfectly with the fakes and are unnoticeable from the outside. There is also a gasket that must be added to the flares. There is no extra so be very careful to line up the adhesive. You have to have the gasket to prevent rubbing and seal out water. However, don't worry about water getting in too much because there are openings at the bottoms of both sides to let water out.
I recommend installing one flare on the front to figure out what you're doing and then do the rest. Though they are a little more expensive, these fender flares are tough and look great.
Final note: install these with a friend. I could not have done this install alone without the help of a buddy.
Fairly easy install, looks really good
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2021
Got these fender flares to replace the stock ones. When I got the truck, there was some damage on the front passenger side. I also had lost the paint for the bottom of the driver fender flare. I was hoping to cover the damage and replace the old ones, which these did nicely. I originally intended to paint the flares white to match the body but decided to give black a shot first. Ended up sticking with the black because of how good it looks.Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2021
In terms of looks, the pictures don't do justice to how well these flares covered the damage. Even with the dent, the flare fit well and barely left a gap (part of the dent can be seen in the passenger picture). The rest of them fit great. It is important to note that for the best fit, not all of the screws will be used. Some spots will cause it to stick out if you screw it in. It's best to let them settle to the body of the car before adding anymore screws. I started with 4 screws and got 6 to go for most of them.
Moving to install, I had a few difficulties. For starters, the instructions are printed so poorly you cannot see the images. Easy solution, go to bushwacker's website, find the product and they have a manual. There were also some brackets in the set that were difficult to place but were necessary for it. Instructions expain it fairly well. The worst issue with these flares is that if you have a factory bumper, the extra bottom section of the flare must be screwed in to the bumper. Two holes on each side have to be drilled. Though not required, I consider it necessary because of the extra strength it gives the flares. The real bolts blend perfectly with the fakes and are unnoticeable from the outside. There is also a gasket that must be added to the flares. There is no extra so be very careful to line up the adhesive. You have to have the gasket to prevent rubbing and seal out water. However, don't worry about water getting in too much because there are openings at the bottoms of both sides to let water out.
I recommend installing one flare on the front to figure out what you're doing and then do the rest. Though they are a little more expensive, these fender flares are tough and look great.
Final note: install these with a friend. I could not have done this install alone without the help of a buddy.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2021
Why in the world are there "dummy" bolts? Simply go buy Chevy Nylon License plate nuts and use 1" long 1/4 20 stainless screws in the flare holes on the fender. Flares are now secured to the fender on two sides. You have to make one dummy screw that doesn't line up
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