TuTuYa Fender Flares, 4.9Ft/1.5m Universal Car Wheel Fender Extension Moulding Flares Auto Tyre Eyebrow Trim Strip Stick Out Edge,Pack of 4 Pcs

These rubber flare strips are good quality strips, tuff and durable. The only con was the adhesive that comes with it, it’s cheap and doesn’t stick well even with adhesive promoter. Do yourself a favor and replace the cheap adhesive that comes included with these rubber flare strips with some quality 3M 06382 OEM Black Automotive Acrylic Plus attachment tape on amazon. After I replaced the cheap molding tape, it worked awesome with the 3M 06382 tape. No way it’s coming off now. These manufacturers really need to get rid of the cheap molding tape and use real original 3M molding tape on their products instead.

The adhesive isn't that strong. I took my time preparing. 2 fell off the 1st day of driving. Then by day 3 they were all off. Very disappointing. Upsetting.

The fenders are EXCELLENT if you are looking for a small flare! They protrude about .5 of an inch from the body when installed. The adhesive is very good, just make sure to clean the surface with alcohol, very well, before you install! The only issue potentially, is making sure the flare is placed properly before installing. If not it will have an "out of round" look to it. PRO TIP....use a sharpie and a piece of cardboard. cut it into an "L" shape so you can have a guide to run along the inner fender. Tape the cardboard to the sharpie and make sure the cardboard is 1 inch distance from the tip when taped to the sharpie. It will make a perfectly spaced line on the car where the rubber fender can be placed. Hope that makes sense 🤷

Replaced supplied tape with 3M double sided tape. The flares are great. The tape supplied needs to be stronger.

After reading several reviews and people having trouble with this item, I can concluded that it was installation error and people not understanding how to properly install these fender trims.. At this price point of $40 I decided to go with this universal type fender guard /flare. I recommended installation of these flares are to have a clean vehicle. Use isopropyl alcohol to degrease, fit your flare and cut to length, you'll see that I taped the part to my tire and then I heated it with a heat gun to soften the rubber and form it to the fender circle and this can be done different ways with your tire or make a "form"..But heating the rubber and forming it before installation is highly recommended. After you have the flare softened cut to length, you will want to re-clean your fender with the alcohol and apply the promoter they provided. I did have 3M adhesive promoter that I used rather than a supplied promoter and preheated the fender and the flare during insulation and work slowly around the fender while pulling the red backing off the double-sided tape. Overall, I am very satisfied with the look in the protection these will provide to my offender edges. For reference, I have a 2016 f150. There is plenty of material to do the front fenders and exactly the right amount to do the rear fenders. If you have mud flaps in the rear and you can see where mine ended, I think I only cut about 2 inches off the rear flare. There are limitations so this product in depending on your radiuses of your fender is how well they will fit. I see some Chevys with square wheel wells and I don't know why you put a square wheel well on around tire but they may not fit well on the Chevys with the square wheel well openings

They came on time !

This product is total garbage; the adhesive is not very strong at all and doesn't make a very large area of contact with the car. They fell off right after I put them on. They are now in the trash.

Worked well!