Tyger Auto Fender Flare Compatible with 2014-2018 Chevy Silverado 1500; 2015-2019 2500 3500HD 6.5' & 8' Bed, Fine-Textured Black Paintable Factory Style 6pc | TG-FF6C4368

Ordered this set through Amazon for my 2016 Chevy Silverado Z71 even though Amazon's little vehicle fit reference said it didn't fit. They Fit perfect but had a problem with mold mark discoloration on both of the rear flares. I didn't notice the marks until they were all installed and truck was in bright sunlight. Contacted Tyger customer service and within a week had another complete set arrive at my door. These were perfect without those mold marks. All are installed and look great just as they we're OEM. I did use T rubber fender flare rubber molding and upgraded screws both ordered separately on Amazon. I also found that when mounting, I needed to push the flare in towards the fender quite a bit before marking and drilling the screw holes to prevent any gaps. Took me a couple hours but installation was pretty simple. Tyger customer service was stellar.

Very satisfied.

They are an amazing product went on my truck with minimal effort I would definitely recommend them

Great looking fender flares! Excellent quality. They do require some drilling on the truck body but if you're skilled for that type of installation you will be very happy with the results!!! Would highly recommend!

They look great are reasonably priced and are sturdy. I bought a used truck and used them to cover up some body damage around the wheel wells, which saved me $1000 in body work. The install design can definitely be improved, as the corners of the covers do not have screw holes in the design and that is where they have a tendency to come away from the body. I added 8 screw holes and screws in each of the 8 corners by drilling them in myself. This stopped the corners from separating from the body. Little extra work, but happy with the result. I would buy them again!

Fit perfect on my 2017 wasn’t an addition I wanted to make but with a rust bubble popping up the cheapest option. They look great though easy install. Did two coats of vinyl ceramic coat to give them a little shine.

Pickups need both fender flares AND mud flaps unless you live in the city. Mud flaps don’t fit the front and on the rear both forward and aft mud flaps need to be removed. Some basic product design would go a long way.

Got this installed on my son‘s 2017 Silverado, but the instructions were wrong in several places. First of all, making the marks and then measuring in 10 mm to drill the pilot holes was completely wrong. First, there’s no way for the holes in the product would line up 10 mm in so I just had to use the self tapping screws to screw them in and it fit perfectly. Second measuring 10 mm in from where the holes were in the rear wheel wells, there was no metal to screw into so that was impossible. Secondarily, For some of the holes in the product connecting to the wheel. Well, there was no screw hole so I just had to create one using a self tapping screw. So if you generally follow the instructions and just push in on each piece and screw them in place, which is what I did on the remaining three wheel wells, it takes a fraction of the time that the first wheel well took because of the poor instructions. So clearly the instructions were from a different model year even though they say it applied to a 2017. But, all in all they were very simple to install, they’ve been on for several weeks now and they fit very tight with no slack, they look great, they’ve been through the car wash without any issue and it’s a mechanical car wash. That cost a heck of a lot less than some of the other ones so all in all I highly recommend them.

I'm so happy how my truck looks now. I have a 2015 Silverado and if you've owned any GM/Chev truck for the last 20 years you know how the rear wheel wells rust. Mine were getting to the point that my truck looked like junk. I cut out all the rust and painted the exposed steel with rust converter and rust paint. It didn't have to be too pretty because the whole area would be covered by the flares. I know it doesn't solve the problem but maybe I'll get a couple more years before the rust shows again. Installation was easy but you must also purchase rubber stripping to go on the flares. It makes the fit so much better and will probably save your paint. I just bought the stripping that Amazon said other customers usually buy at the same time. These fenders look OEM and are a huge improvement on my truck.

These fit my 2015 Silverado 1500 crew cab perfectly. I had to remove my factory mud-flaps/splash guards but could use some of those existing holes to attach the flares, I had to drill roughly 5 new holes for each flare which I expected. I greased the holes to prevent rust in the future. Love the look and ease of install. Recommend them.

They seem like a good quality, good fitting product. I did buy the fender flare rubber gasket for the install. I also had to add two self tappers to each flare on the corners. I found by taking your time and pushing in and making sure it fit right as you went helped. I also upgraded the hardware to black stainless self taping screws.

Hides the rust. Fits great

front fit great rears not so good