EZ Flares XL - Fender Flares PRO – Original EZ Lip Offroad Universal Flexible Foam Rubber 2-Inch Fender Extension

For everyone saying it falls off after a week or so is not installing it properly. Rubbing alcohol and paper towels. Not a small cotton balls. You need to use a good amount for each fender and repeat till you stop seeing dirt and debris on the paper towel. Then slowly apply. I installed 2 weeks ago to pass inspection and was hoping they would fall off naturally from the reviews I've read.. Let me be the 1st to tell you I spent almost 2 hours rubbing the sticky stuff off my fenders. I was surprised when i was pulling the flares off they were spectating and the sticky stuff stayed on. Install it right. It's not coming off.

Very nice. Use rivets not just the tape.

We purchased for our Jeep Gladiator. We followed the instructions, cleaned the finder wells with alcohol and let it dry. It was in the 80’s as well. Putting this on was not too hard. Pressed it on in all areas and let it set over night. The next morning we came out and none of the corners had stuck. Went around and pressed everything back on and let it set all day, again in the 80’s. Came home from work and the corners were unstuck again. Sent questions and request the company to contact us. That was two weeks ago and still no contact.

I previously had installed a smaller size on my 2020 Ford Ranger Tremor model since I had them and in my opinion are more suitable for auto install. After installing the 2 Inch Size with also using some Black Silicon Sealant to fill the gaps. The overall fit is better than I expected and looks good on my Truck.

I took my vehicle in for state inspection (PA.) and they told me my tires were sticking out too far beyond the fenders to pass (even though this same garage had passed the exact same tire and wheel setup at least 3 previous years). I no longer had the stock setup to throw on temporarily, so I started looking for a solution via the internet. I stumbled upon these stick-on flares and thought this might work. I got the 2" size and it was the perfect coverage for my Jeep with 35" tires. I took the vehicle back to the garage, it passed inspection, all is well. I think the flares look great, and I would probably just leave these extensions on. But the adhesive did not do well through the first car wash. There are now gaps where the flares are pulling away from the fender. I followed the installation instructions to the letter and they initially seemed to be really sticking well. There is a method for installing these by removing the plastic rivets along the edge of the fenders, then installing new plastic rivets to hold on the extensions. You can check out the You Tube video for that. That's probably the best solution. Overall I like these extensions, except you do have to buy 2 rolls to cover all 4 fenders. Just know the adhesive will begin to fail after about a month.

Arrived on time and as advertised. Ez flares are actually that easy to install. Great product. Update: These things have worked great through rain & snow and are still holding lime their bolted on. Very happy.

Apart from it being very flimsy as everyone else states... no one mentioned that 2 kits are required to do a whole flare of a pickup The quality supplied is too little for the cost I cannot even complete 3/4 of the flare for all 4 fenders... now I have to drive around with 2 fenders done until another kit arrives

Finally got to install this today. Definitely easy to install, and the 3M tape is actually pretty strong. It is important to clean the surface with dish soap and rinse it with warm water. Then use alcohol wipes to clean the surface. Wait a few minutes for the surface to dry and then heat the surface (If you are doing this in a cold weather) with a heat gun or hair dryer. This thing sticks like a glue after it was installed. I did all 4 fenders on my 2018 Chevy Silverado 1500 and I; still have a little left. Yes I had to buy 2 of these to do all 4 fenders and yes they are expensive. I hope they hold up in Maine's cold winter. I will update this review next spring to let you know if they hold up.