Tyger Auto Fender Flares Compatible with 2014-2021 Toyota Tundra, Smooth Textured Paintable Bolt-Riveted Style 4pc | TG-FF8T4178

I took a chance and purchased these fender flares for my Toyota tundra. I have owned other trucks where I have installed the bushwhacker fender flares, which are quite expensive at over $350 for a set. These cost me under $200 and I was not Sure if I would be satisfied with them, but I took a chance and bought them. I took them out of the package, and they appeared to be of good quality just not as thick material as a bushwhacker product but they were plenty durable enough to put on my truck . Prior to installing them I shot them with a coat of black raptor liner and they came out absolutely beautiful. I installed them and they fit perfectly all the holes matched up to my fenders. No problem. They were very easy to install and everything fell right into place And I was totally surprised at the value price point of these fender flares compared to others. I highly recommend them to anyone, wanting to equip their truck with fender flares.

The instructions are not great, and the holes are hard to get in the right spot. I recommend starting the screws into the metal clips they give you, before installing them, because the screws were very tight and broke a piece of one the bracket and I had to repair it. But once you see all the existing plastic clips take the screws they give you it all goes together pretty straight forward. And they give you enough screws to replace the factory ones. I wasn't keen on losing my mud flaps but hope this does enough to keep it from spraying mud and dirt up the side of my truck. I replaced my wheels and rims. I went to 275/70/18 and it all looks good. Overall a good product and a good price.

Took mine to Maaco paint company and they color matched them for $300 so now they look like factory. You will need to start the screws into the 4 metal clips for the front upper mounting bracket BEFORE you install them so you won't have to fight them after you attach them to your front fender well. You will also need to press them firmly against your vehicle to get the holes lined up to the factory holes.

The flares showed up as they said in a well packaged box. I had other more expensive flares on a previous truck, but decided to give these a try. These appear just as well made as the more expensive ones for a 1/4 of the price. All the parts needed for install were there and they and fit fine. The instructions leave a little to the imagination for the small bracket that needs to be installed in top of the front wheel wells, but that's not too bad. The holes in the screw clips attached to those brackets were technically too small for the screws, but I put them in a vise and ran the screws through them once or twice and everything went together nicely. My 2014 Toyota Tundra 1794 Edition looks even sharper now. Decided not to paint them and leave them as is and Really like the way they turned out.

I would recommend these to anyone wanting or needing fender flares. I got a fix-it ticket from CHP so had no choice, but ended up liking how they looked on my truck. The bracket on the front fenders was a pain in the butt, but overall not a very hard install. This is my second purchase from Tyger and I will continue to buy their products.

Great looking flares for the price. However, instillation was very time consuming and did not go as planned. The instructions did not help they were written very poorly with black and white picture diagrams. Their web site did not help either no trouble shooting links or help with general installation. And if you're thinking about using YouTube for help... think again... You'll find many brands with a variety of instillations for different types of trucks, but non showing a real start to finish/close ups of what they are doing during instillation. Many were just a waste of time. As for the two brackets that were included in the package, they turned out to be a real mind twister. You have to be an octopus with many hands to install them. After two and a half more hours of messing with it, I decided to drilling additional holes for my installation. Once completed I must say they looked great.

After returning my Buckwacker units due to poor fitment, I was hesitant with this less expensive option. I test fitted them and went ahead and painted with 4 coats of base and 5 coats of clear, color sanded and buffed out. Because Tyger does not have black bolts, I bought some Buschwacker black bolts here on Amazon. Still, even with the additional purchase, the total price was substantially less than the BWs.Overall fitment is going to be dependent on your truck as they are not made to the tolerance like a BMW. There will be differences in manufacturing, and if there is history such as an accident. Mine went on with a few holes 'close enough' to get the bolts started. The plastic clip for the rear bottom hole are a joke, they are too large to fit into the factory holes. I instead used a bolt,washer, but in these locations on both sides.They are mounted solid with no flex or movement. Again, an issue with the BW brand.Overall, very happy with my purchase.

Disappointed with these, they were difficult to line up with the holes in the fenders, and the metal clips on the front fender mounting brackets cracked the plastic when I was tightening the nuts. They were returned. I gave 3 stars for the looks but the quality is lacking.