Tyger Auto Fender Flare Compatible with 1999-2006 Chevy Silverado GMC Sierra 1500 2500 3500HD; 2007 Classic Fleetside, Fine-Textured Black Paintable Factory Style 4pc | TG-FF6C4218

Fit is precise, easy to install, and look great! If your truck has rusted wheel wells (as mine did), you may not have enough solid factory holes for the supplied plastic fasteners. I added some stainless #12 x 3/4" screws for additional security. I treated the rust with Fluid Film black before installation. Very pleased with the final product.

I purchased these for my 2000 Chevy Silverado. The fit was perfect, took about an hour and a half to install the four fenders. They look great, the fit is amazing, and I would happily buy them again if needed I received a lot of compliments on the look since we installed them.

I was expecting to pay $350 for a set this decent. Yes, a few holes don’t line up perfectly but if your trucks rusted out like mine you’re gonna be drilling in new ones anyway. Made my clapped out 05’ Sierra look like a clapped out 07’ sierra very pleased for $90

20 years and 235k miles of salt/rust belt driving have taken their toll on my Silverado fenders (and rockers.....and cab corners). I'm not interested in spending thousands of dollars on a truck that's only worth a couple thousand dollars anyway. These fender flares provide a good alternative to expensive body work. I know it doesn't fix the problem, but it gives the truck some curb appeal back for a couple more years. The fitment of the product is OK, but expect to do some trimming if you want them to fit real well. The mounting holes lined up adequately well and the hardware worked as it should. The bottom of the front flares, down by the rocker panel, needed the most attention with a utility knife. Take your time and make small cuts. Keep refitting and trimming until they position how you like. I added 3M trim tape ($10 for a 15 foot roll. I needed two rolls) to make sure the top edge of the flare stays stuck to the body. I left about 1/16" overhang on the 3M tape. On the rear fenders, rust has eaten away the top of the fender arch; please see the pictures. Even without those mounting points, I was able to secure the flare to the body with the 3M tape. Follow the 3M directions for prep work, and they'll stick on there very well. Aesthetically, I am happy with this product. If you are willing to put in some time and effort, you should be too. If the fitment was better, they would be five stars. However, for a $75 set of fender flares, these are worth it all day long.

Meets expectations looks fantastic on the truck covers rust in bed

Put these on my 05 Silverado in about 30min. Had peices in the sun, that helps but don't put the fasteners in the sun or they not be rigid enough for the holes that aren't lined up exactly. The fender flair fit perfectly and look great. They match the plastic on the bumpers.

Couldn't ask for a better fit on my 2002 Silverado, but some adjustments were needed. These fit perfectly into the wheel openings, no slop or gaps, snug. A person could stop right here and just screw them in with a set of stainless screws as you would with a set of mud flaps and forget the buttons. (In the end if the buttons fail, this will be my permanent fix). And be done with it. They should be pulled tight to the top of the wheel opening, then visually find which vertical button will hold it in place tightly at the top. My top buttons did not line up and needed to be slotted slightly so the hole in the flare would match the hole in the fender. This was the same on all four flares. The top two holes did not match without a bit of adjustment. Bear in mind this is also an opportunity to put inward pressure on the flare for a tighter fit while checking how much and in which direction the new hole placement should go. This will keep the flare tight to the body without any gaps. I used my Dremel with a high speed cutter bit #194 on low speed to slot the upper mounting holes in the flare roughly 1/2 of the hole diameter and slightly angled to the outside (to increase tension and close any gaps or looseness). I had a single plastic pin securing the flare in one of the vertical holes that fit best. The instructions suggest installing the top pins first and working down. These did not line up in my case, and required slight slotting by being roughly 1/2 of a hole off. Better to find the best vertical hole after pressing the flare tightly upward into position. The gist of this is that these flares can be fitted perfectly with only minor adjustment. As far as the buttons included, hope they survive a winter ice load but can be remedied with some stainless screws for a permanent fix.

Installed these like many others to cover up minor body damage or the inevitable rust that will start. 3 installed very easily but one was a real pain due to the holes not lining up with the holes on the wheel well of the truck bed. Took some extra effort to get it to fit and stay correctly. All in all these are pretty solid. Will see how they last over time. 1.5 year update: these have held up very well with zero issues. None of the plastic mounting pieces have gone missing and no deformation or discoloration has occurred to the flares. 10/10 recommend!

This Fender Flares do not fit SILVERADO 2500/3500 models. Just 1500. The 2500/3500 have wider wheel openings. Could not mount them to my 2010 2500HD. Quality of the product is ok.

Excelentes y fácil de instalar

Fit my 2007 Sierra 1500 Classic just fine. Covered the rusted wheel wells and now looks so much better. Installation went smooth into the factory pre-drilled holes. No complaints.

I just received these today and started to install on 2002 GMC Sierra long box. The whole job took me three hours for a set of four. First had to remove the mud guards and then start to install the flares. I also used black caulking to finish them off. I would really recommend Tyger flares. 1. They shipped quickly and with no damage to contents. 2. Flares were well packaged and marked for the correct fender. 3. More than sufficient hardware is provided. 4. I chose to put the bottom of all the fasteners in first and then install the plastic drive screw. 5. Flares fit well with some gentle pursaion. Use an awl to help to line up the holes. All in all I am satisfied. Thank you for a quality affordable product.

Really nice product. Quality material. Fitment was really close but not 100% on my 2005.