Tyger AutoTG-FF6D4198 for 2002-2008 Dodge Ram 1500; 2003-2009 Ram 2500 3500 (ONLY Fit 6.5' Truck Bed) | Paintable Fine-Textured Matte Black Factory Style Fender Flare Set, 4 Piece

These are well made and fit my 08 Dodge Ram like a glove. They were easy to install and at a great price point. Would recommend them to anyone looking for fender flares.

Well, newer anyway! Worked great covering up some questionable rust bodywork (by me). On the 2006 the holes were spot on. Only had to drill a couple of spots to let a extra screw I used go through the wheel liner. Mine had Dodge mud flaps that needed to come off (as mentioned on the page) but I probably could have adapted them or the arches if I wanted to. Went too long on the right side rear so the rust was higher, but still covered most and if I make a better repair it will be really nice. A solid 15 footer which is all I wanted for this low mileage work truck. Took maybe 15 minutes per wheel, leaving the tires on and not in a hurry.

Thought I was going to hate the way they look but I don’t at all and they covered my rust for the time being. The fit was decent and it came with everything you need to install.

Overall, pretty easy to install with clear instructions. Took me about two hours to do all four with very little hiccups. For the price point, these were a pretty good choice. The main reason I bought them was to cover up rusting fenderwells.

Been looking at trucks for my stepson for months. I live in CT so nearly everything we found was rusted and rotted. Found a nice 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 with a perfect frame and bed crossmembers. But... it had the typical rear fender rot. My picture shows the worst side, the passenger side. These are about 4" high so it covered the rot up well! My stepson did the installation himself, and he is a novice wrencher. I feel like anyone can do this!! He did mention the top screw on both back fenders needed to be drilled, but also said they are very secure as it was. I will end up drilling those holes for him later. I highly recommend this set of flares, especially if you're looking for an OEM look, and not those gaudy, ugly flares that have the visible screw holes on the top of the flares. those are horrible looking.

The flares fit fine and don't have any gaps. I used additional rubber trim to fit the flares against the body panels better. Pretty easy to install. Two small issues though.Be every careful when moving the flares around if you are in the driveway. If any part of the flare drags on the pavement there WILL be scuffs on the plastic. I wasn't paying attention while installing the rubber trim and two flares had bad scuffing from rubbing on the pavement. Plastic must be really soft. I plan on using some Back to Black to darken the scuffs.Second issue is if you have a Diesel engine the Cummin's emblems on the front fender will have to be removed as they are in the way of the flares. The emblems came off okay but it was an unexpected task to make the flares fit. Would have been nice to have that noted in the description prior to purchase. As the emblems are intact I will just reattach them higher on the fender above the flares.

These fender flares looks good. Took about an hour to install all four. It makes my truck look good and good price.

Ordered these after trying out another brand. They fit ok, better than the last set, but not an oem fit. Prepped and finished these with duplicolor perfect match. Looks ok for a 2008 truck. Was missing some speed nuts. Had the dreaded dodge Ram rust. Pulled the taillights and treated the inside out of the bed with POR15. All in, like $200. Cheaper than a new bedside.