Factory/OE Design Fender Flares for 2007-2013 Chevrolet Silverado. Set of 4 (Standard Bed (6'6") / Long Bed (8') Models) | DOES NOT FIT ANY GMC TRUCKS

I have ordered two sets of flares from Monkey Autosports and have been extremely pleased with the product. They look great, are not bulky, and offer both great coverage and an outstanding look. Joe and the crew at Monkey Autosports provide superior customer service and care throughout the order and installation process. Again, for fit, quality, styling, and customer service I am not sure there is a better flare on the market.

I bought these fender flares to cover up some rust over the rear wheels and I had them installed today by Trick Trucks. I was just a little worried that I might not do a good job but they did a great job and they look awesome. I recommend you trying these.

Their QC fail?Or my incorrect assumption?Quality and fit "seem" good. Was expecting a fairly easy installation.Wrong. No holes were drilled in the flairs at all. Now I'm looking at having the installation done for me.No jackstands to raise the truck. At age 66 I'm no invalid. But working kneeling or bent over for even a fairly short period is not happening.It's what I get for abusing my body years ago.Update. After life getting in the way of having fun. Repeatedly.Was planning on getting these mounted.Double checked packaging more closely only to find no hardware had been included.Contacted the seller, who promptly replied asking for my shipping address inorder to correct the oversight.2 thumbs up.If, things go as planned. I will return to post once flares are mounted. Post pics, weather permitting as winter is nearing here.

Fantastic product and great fit. I purposely installed these during the summer for the heat, so the adhesive would bond to the truck even better. I pointed the truck side I was working on at the time, towards the sun to heat the surface up. The double sided tape will definitely not be coming off anytime soon. I did use my heat gun to mold the bond even better in some places.I was very happy with the product from the start. Easy directions to follow, and simple installation. I have a 2010 Silverado, and these flares look great on my truck. Patience is definitely required, as readjusting is needed when fitting. If you can change a flat tire, you can easily install these flares to your ride. It took about 30-45 minutes per flare to install-so take your time. I first installed and tightened all the hardware first, then pulled the double-sided tape backing off. Throw away the white plastic fittings. Instead just drill a hole and use a screw on each side where the white fitting was supposed to go. The white plastic fitting does not fit well in the oval holes in the wheel well.Definitely worth the money, great look with or without paint/Line-X.

My truck had developed some rust above the rear wheel wells. Since it is ten years old I didn't want to spend a lot to repair the sheet metal. So I cut the rust out with a grinder, coated the bare edges with Rustolem and ordered these flares after researching many options. As long as you properly clean the area where they mount and are precise when drilling screw holes, these fit perfectly. Be sure to remove the white foam strips from the inside of the flares before mounting. Not sure what they are there for in the first place. Peel the first couple inches of backing from the 3M tape and install the screws. If you have precisely drilled your screw holes, the flares will fit very tightly against the fenders and follow the contours of the fenders perfectly. Pull the Backing from the 3M tape and tighten the screws. Just take your time. Took about 2 hours to install.

It looks like it is factory issued.

These flares are a great value, and do a great job covering over areas where my old truck has started to rust out on the bed fenders. They align okay for the most part, but I found on my 09 the very bottom is a bit long and doesn't quite wrap in with the body, requiring a heat gun and some modification.The tape included is also useless, so you definitely need to invest in the 3M trim tape that actually holds.Also, I found it's better to use tape on the inside of the wheel well arch, then drill and use body screws to hold things solidly in place instead of just relying on the tape, then go back and use the tape on the edge of the upper side where it sits against the body to form a seal.Overall, I'm happy with them for what they are, and since they cover up the body rust that would cost me thousands to repair, they're definitely the better option.

Bought these to hide the bed rust that’s common on this body style of GM pickup. Straightforward to install, all hardware was included. Front flares used stock hardware mounting points. Design matches other OEM trim very well.Other reviews have mentioned the adhesive pulling back - have only had them for a month, but they are flush & secure so far.Might paint the rear inner fender flat black to match the front & flares. Otherwise like the black contrast with the white truck.Would buy again.