Bushwacker 10918-07 Jeep Flat Style Fender Flare - Set of 4 for 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK 4-Door Model

Wasn't too difficult to do... did it myself... worse part was hooking up the lights.

Finally got the nerve to install these. Very secure once installed and love the look. Took me twice as long as they say it should but I took my time and watched an install video on by Auto Customs on youtube as I went along. A couple hints: When cutting the wheel well liners cut them a little large. On the first one I cut it exactly along the line where it meets the side and it was just long enough. On the subsequent cuts I cut it about 1/2" long and it fit perfectly. The hardest part for me was putting the final screws in along the bottom that hols the flair to the bolted on holders. That is truly a PITA but with time and patience and a scribe it is doable. Just have to search around for the hole with the pick then the screw. Don't tighten any until they are all in (standard stuff). The light wiring on mine was white to black. I highly recommend the clip removal tools in that video, really makes it a lot simpler.

Good fit but clips are a test of patience and lights need to be hooked up backwards. Wheel wells are easier to clean as a plus. Overall I like ‘em.

Incredible product. And it adds such a different look to the JKU!I bought these for my 2012 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, and let me tell you: I'm nothing short of pleased. It added a good three inches of tire clearance from the factory fenders and it really opened up the wells for articulation! The plastic they're made out of is of high quality material that will last for a LONG time. I've got my JKU dressed with all of their Jeep products. From their corner guards, to their hood scoop, to their fender flares, and they've yet to disappoint.Keep in mind, however, that this is a project you want to save for a weekend. You wont finish it in one night. It took quite a few hours to do this right with just me doing it. Everything i've done to my Jeep, i've done myself, and this was the project that took the longest. You have to do some very careful cutting of the splash guards as well as reuse some of the original parts, so be prepared for that. Also, you will do very minor electrical work for the lights on the flares, so make sure you have a wire stripper handy. The parts for the install are one for one, so make sure you keep them somewhere where you wont knock them around and lose a piece, as you only get one for each particular purpose.All in all, I definitely recommend this product. It's a high quality, skillfully crafted product that comes from a great company, at a great price. Just to add-- I'm in Alaska. So for me to get these flares at this price($100 off from a local seller) is a great deal.

MAKES FOR ONE GOOD LOOKIN RIG