DNA Motoring IF-10018-MBK 4 Pcs OE Style Wheel Fender Flares Compatible with 07-13 Silverado 1500 2500HD 3500HD 6.5 & 8.1Ft Fleetside Models, NOT Fit Dually Models Not Fit Crew Cab

But for a full-size Chevy Doesn’t fit very well big gap between the rich and the original fender edge they do give you spacers but not enough I had to make some of my own

1. These do not fit a 2013 GMC Sierra 2500HD Extended Cab 6.5' bed. No matter how hard I tried, these would not line up with the top edge of the wheel well without warping/deforming at the bottom corners.2. There are no instructions on how to mount these or use the mounting hardware provided. Once I figured out the hardware, I realized it is completely ineffective. The clips slip off and the screws simply would not thread in.3. The plastic quality is poor. During my attempt to install them, two of the flares cracked and "tore" along the inner edge.Overall poorly engineered and just does not fit the application it was advertised for.

Great product for the money. I installed these on my 2009 Silverado extended cab short bed z71. They were a little bit of a pain to do the rears but with some finesse and my own screws they're on. I bought these to hide the typical Chevy rust from my Ohio weather and these flares did EXACTLY what I wanted. Thank you for an affordable fix

Started with a passenger side fender front. That was pretty easy took out the 4 Factory bolts put the product in place reinstalled the bolts. Unfortunately either the holes in the fender cover or in the vehicle itself not properly spaced. After tightening the screws the plastic fender bowed away from the body at the corner closest to the door. The Simple Solution for me what's to remove the original bolts and replace them back into the original fender well and place the new Fender guard over them. And I simply hold down the plastic fender flare until the corner was flush and drove a self-tapping screw through the plastic of the fender flare into the plastic of the fender well. The driver side was it as bad but still flopped around easily so I repeated the procedure and was very happy with the resultsOn the rear fender flares there are two Factory holes at the top of the fender well and the supplied Clips easily connect those. There are four more clips supplied but I ended up only using to her side because the two towards the bottom we're about an inch away from any metal. They would hold nothing in place. To correct this I crawled under the car and drilled a small hole through the plastic fender flare into the body of the have the truck fender. This might bother some people it didn't bother me heads it was under the car and would never be seen even where the fender flares to be removed.I knew going into this for the price point they're probably would be some Ingenuity involved in making them look the way I wanted. But for under $100 I hid the dent in my front fender without a trip to the body shop and $800 out of pocket.

As the headline states, I hate writing bad reviews. If you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything at all. In this case however I am hoping that the seller will read some of these reviews that basically all say the same thing and then fix the issue.As other reviewers state, the front flares would fit just fine. The rears however would not fit no matter what I did. They were not even close. Also no instructions were provided, but I doubt seriously that it would have helped anyway.I read the other reviews, some of which said that with a certain amount of work and frustration the rears could be made to work for the most part. Maybe this would be true if your truck already came with inner wheel well covers and flares from the factory and you were simply replacing the flares.I was willing to give it a shot based on the pricing for these flares. It just didn't work out. SO I am rating 3 stars as the fronts would have worked and for the price if all you needed/wanted were front flares you would be just fine.If you need both front and rear, I would suggest going with a Name brand and expect to pay 3 to 4 times as much if not more. Or be prepared to do ALOT of work to make these work, if even possible.

Very simple clean flares. Went on easy. Still on The truck. Recommended.

I dislike everything. The flares are really stiff, and not molded even close to the body lines of the truck. More importantly, they are about 2 inches too narrow for the wheel opening, so I had to shim them with old hex nuts just to get them on. Then they don’t sit flush against the bed so I had to load them with double sided tape and go around the front edge with RTV to hopefully keep the wind from ripping them off. Total trash, zero stars, don’t waste your money. There’s easier ways to hide the body rot

The media could not be loaded. Arrived fast we’re easy to install. Covered some rot I had on rear wheel wells an was able to sell the truck right away. They are flexible and easy to handle. Very affordable cheap upgrade for appearance.