EZ Flares - Universal Offroad Flexible Foam Rubber Fender Flares 1-inch Extension

It's really easy to install, as long as you do the prep Work, it requires you to heat the tablets with a hair dryer and clean the surface Really good. I used glass cleane with ammonia works good for me.

Unbelievably strong adhesive. Lasted 2 and a half years before it finally started to pop off. And the fenders on my car are extremely skinny and it still stuck that long. All in all, good product.

This is a great product and it looks great. It’s easy to apply. My only complaint is the amount that you get on one roll. I would give this five stars if I could do all four fenders with one purchase.!

I really wanted to love these.. they would’ve looked cool on my car if they didn’t fall off on the freeway 😐 I prepped the surface with isopropyl alcohol, followed directions completely, and it held up and looked great until I lost them to the highway?? Don’t waste your money on these unless you literally never plan on driving your car at speeds over 10mph..

Just as expected. Used a heat gun to heat up the cleaned service and adhesive and they stuck super snug.

Not as appealing as advertised...somewhat flimsily...but does the job for now.

Helps with splashes and light mishaps. Looks good in my Kia Soul 2016 because flares don't look too brawny.

Pretty unsatisfied. The idea is great, the product, not so much.I bought two of these 8.5ft flares to prevent my wide tires from flinging up gravel and debris into my beautiful paint.Upon receiving, I was surprised to find that "foam rubber" in the description was more foam than rubber. It has the same density as door seals and other types of sealing foam rubber. No way will this stand up for very long.Install was easy. The double sided tape stuck, the fact I didnt have to drill holes was one of the major reasons I went with this brand. I doubt the tape will hold for more than a year - it definitely wasn't name brand stuff. The only tough part is keeping the flares in a straight line during application. That soft foam just isn't rigid enough to keep a sharp alignment when installing.Trimming is easy with a sharp pair of kitchen shears. Be warned though, when you trim it, you will expose a nice patch of porous foam, which looks godawful if you are trying to taper the ends to match the curve of the fender. Lovely.I'm sure there's better stuff out there. The idea is great, but the materials are not automotive grade. It looks hokey. Hopefully they do the job, if not, it's easy to rip them off I suppose.