Glossy Steel Rear Fender Flares Wheel Armor Cover For 2018-2024 Jeep Wrangler JL
Features
- Provides extra protection from road debris. Features a width of 3.6-inch on the top of the fender flares
- Sold as pairs. Driver side and passenger side fender flares included.
- Works with Hooke Road® Rear Fender Liners.
- Heavy-duty 16-gauge(1/16 inch) steel plate for the fender, and 11-gauge(1/8 inch) steel for the mounting brackets.
- Textured black powder coat finish & Premium E-coating process inside
- Product weight: about 32 lbs
- Moderate bolt-on installation. Some drilling is required. Tools require a drill with a 9 mm drill bit.
- Fits for 2018-2024 Jeep Wrangler JL Models
Description
- Protection and Style. Add extra protection to your JL, while improving its style, with a set of Hooke Road Rear Fender Flares. Featuring a flat fender design, these Flares will open up your Wrangler's wheel wells for a more aggressive off-road appearance. These Flat Flares not only provide additional tire coverage to protect your rig from flying debris, but they also give you a little extra room when upgrading to a beefier set of tires.
- Heavy-Duty Construction. Manufactured for maximum durability, these Hooke Road Flares are crafted from 1.5mm thick carbon steel plate allowing them to take on anything the trail throws at them. These Flat Fender Flares are finished in a 2-stage epoxy pre-coating and high-grade, textured black powder coating for durability and long-lasting corrosion resistance.
- Moderate Installation with Drilling. Some drilling is required to complete a firm installation. Need to drill the mounting holes and insert rivet nuts with the rivet nut tool. Please prepare tools including a drill with a 9 mm drill bit. With the drilled holes ready, place the fender flares and tighten up with the supplied bolts. The installation could be completed in about 1.5 hours depending on your mechanical level.
Package Included:
- Rear Fender Flares(Driver & Passenger Sides)
- 2x Rubber Strips
- Mounting Hardware Kit
- Installation Instruction