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Bushwacker Pocket Fender Flares


Bushwacker Pocket Fender Flares 
For more than 40 years, Bushwacker has been surprising customers with stylish and innovative truck accessories. The company manufactures accessories for the Chevy, Dodge, Ford and GMC, Besides, Bushwacker offers Trail Armor pieces for the Jeep Wrangler. From the first fender flares developed for the Ford Bronco to the latest releases, Bushwacker's passion and determination to craft 'simply the best' products goes on and on.

Pocket Fender Flares

Bushwacker Fender Flares are made to be flexible enough to withstand any environment you put them in. From the debris on the roads to the brush on the trails and any other elements that wear on them every day, Bushwacker flares are designed to never relent to punishment and maintain their style. Made with complete UV protection, Bushwacker flares are also backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty against warping, cracking or other factory defects.
Bushwacker
ICONIC BOLT-ON LOOK, EASY INSTALLATION
The rugged look of bolted-on flares without drilling through the body. Adds significant tire coverage to keep dirt and debris off the vehicle



HEAVY-DUTY HARDWARE
           Whether on-road or off, our hardware holds the flares securely in place


100% UV-PROTECTED OE MATTE BLACK FINISH
Easily paintable to match your vehicle

LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY



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