Bushwacker 30911-02 Toyota Pocket Style Fender Flare - Set of 4

On the Tundra they used 3 clips where there are no factory bolt holes, made it too hard to install such a simple item but overall they are a great flare. If you are considering color matching them as I did forget that. The cost to get anyone to paint them is more than the flares cost themselves. Also I have seen what they do to the paint under the seal so dont be surprised when you see the damage a friend got from his bushwhackers.

For a Toyota Tundra install the fronts take a bit of work to make them secure since there is NOTHING there to screw through. I used the supplied clips but take your time and play with them BEFORE you try to mount them. they can be a bit tricky, but again, it is because Toyota didn't put any metal up in the front for them to mount to so Bushwacker made some ingenious clips. I use an automatic brush carwash every other day and they have never come loose. I had mine painted to match the truck ($506 at high end repair shop) and they match perfectly.

Bought these as a gift for somebody. I ended up helping him put them on his Tundra. He loves them and they seem to be high quality. The fact they are no drill is really a bonus. The hardest part and my only complaint is getting the rubber trim on the fenders. The trim is difficult to get on and the fender edges are sharp. I ended up cutting my hands a few times.

The flares are phenominal looking! Neighbors were raving about the look before I was even done installing them. INSTALLATION: Give yourself 4 hours, should probably take 3 or so. It takes almost two hours (of the 3-4 hours) to put each chrome nut and bolt in and the rubber trim. You have will have almost 10" of trim left over so don't sweat getting it exact. Only peel a little of the 3m red backing off at a time, like 1" so the trim doesn't stick to itself. If it does, it's no biggie, you can separate it (BE SURE YOU PUT THE TRIM ON THE CORRECT WAY). As you put the trim around the flare (no need to stretch it), use your thumb to push it down so you ensure it's going on correctly and completely (recheck after you're done with each flare and push down where needed). Installation on the truck is very straight forward although I found that I had to manipulate the clips a bit to get the tightest fit on the front, the backs are super easy. Once you install the flares, check to make sure the trim strips haven't moved. If they have, just unbolt that area and fix it. This is not a complex process, just time consuming with the initial putting in of the chrome screws/bolts and trim strip. Take your time and enjoy the new look! If you're still apprehensive about putting these on yourself, there are plenty of Bushwacker pocket flare installation videos on-line you can view.

The hardest part of installation was putting that damn little rubber seal on the edge but they are easy to install and add a little character to my Tundra.

Shipping and product as advertised. Quality product and great communication

I bought these to 'jazz up' my truck; they really improve the looks of my 2012 Tundra! I can't testify about the ease of putting them on, because my son did it for me.

Great price and looks good but I had to modify a little. Not a perfect fit out of the box