Off road fender flares for Dodge

7632 Views 8 Replies 7 Participants Last post by Anomaly, Aug 16, 2014

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Discussion Starter · Aug 6, 2014 (Edited)

Fender flares is both functional and style element of your truck. They will protect the body of your Dodge from mud and debris from spinning wheels. At the same time they add that offroad style to it. Wider stance and wheels always improve the offroad qualities of your vehicle, but sometimes they stick out from fenders which doesn't look very nice. Again fender flares is something that will make large wheels look at home.

Find prices and custom fender flares that are made specifically for your vehicle at CARiD.com: Dodge Ram Fender Flares - CARiD.com

The fender flares manufactured by EGR are good to fit Dodge Ram 2010-2014. Note that the flares made by Bushwacker are designed for Dodge Ram 2012-2014 models only.

Let's vote, which ones do you like more, EGR or Bushwacker fender flares?

EGR® - Bolt-On Style Fender Flares

Bushwacker® - Pocket Style Fender Flares

EGR® - Rugged Black Fender Flares

Bushwacker® - OE Style Fender Flares

Quick and easy installation;
Provides 100% UV protection without chalking, cracking, or warping;
Made in the USA;

Find other accessories for your Dodge Ram here: Dodge Ram Accessories & Parts - CARiD.com

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L.O.A.

· #2 · Aug 7, 2014

Always was a fan of these, even more when body colored.

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Panther Dash

· #3 · Aug 7, 2014

I think that I would want either body colored fender flares or bolt-on ones. The black plastic with no bolts looks a little cheap to me. Is it hard to find them in body color? Do you usually have to paint them yourself to get body color?

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zoomie

· #4 · Aug 8, 2014

If you keep them black, then the ones with the bolts, if you paint it body colour, then the smooth ones.

It will depend on the size of tire you plan to use. If you put those large flares on stock tires, it will look little odd.

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Haulin

· #5 · Aug 8, 2014

only reason i would paint them is because most of my driving will be in the city and very little rough off road, so that being the case, it makes sense that i paint them

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Diesel Washington

· #6 · Aug 8, 2014

Haulin said:
only reason i would paint them is because most of my driving will be in the city and very little rough off road, so that being the case, it makes sense that i paint them

Why does it matter if you are driving more in the city or off road? I wouldn't decide on color based on that.

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zoomie

· #7 · Aug 8, 2014

Diesel Washington said:
Why does it matter if you are driving more in the city or off road?

So the boys down at the club don't laugh at his rough neck, unpainted flares!

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Anomaly

· #8 · Aug 13, 2014

Interesting.... Bushwacker OE style run about $463 a set. However Mopar lists OE for $376. Why would I op for Bushwackers?

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Anomaly

· #9 · Aug 16, 2014

If you are putting flares on for fender protection, then painting them sort of defeats the purpose. The first time someone opens their door into your fender the paint will likely chip. So, black for protection and paint for looks.

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