fender flares

[nfm]

im looking for some aftermarket fender flares for the front end of my 1999 xj, i have found a few, but i want to see what others are using with some reviews.

Thanks.

 

[16guns]

I used a set of Pacers from Quadratech. They are cheap and easy to install and won't rip your fenders like Bushwackers can when scaring trees! Pm me if you want photos

 

[jimgrms]

Were the pacer punched to fit a cherokee (mounting holes and did the curve to fite the sie profile of your jaeep ???

 

[16guns]

The rubber is flexible and they come with self tapping machine screws. You can form them very easily, You just need to watch out for your washer bottle on 97+....ask me how I know!

 

[CanMan]

Bushwackers!

 

[crusTodd]

WildHorses, which is a Bronco supplier, makes a flare that I've seen on XJ's. They look pliable and seem like they're a good fit.

 

[nfm]

bushwackers are nice, i agree but pricey.

Thanks guys

 

[tonofclay2]

there is a guy in the vender section that sells a 4 set of TJ rear flares, 6"wide. I have the stock width ones and wish I had the 6" of tire coverage. They hold up pretty well as I found out on the Dusy which if u dont know has some of the most narrow tree passages I have ever seen. They stood their ground and gave when necessary

 

[Madxj97]

Xenon TJ flares.I love them.
If u are not afraid to cut.

 

[CanMan]

bushwackers are nice, i agree but pricey.

Thanks guys

I was being a smartass.

:wave:

 

[JEEPZZ]

I got my flares back in the early 90s. That's back when there were no other options. No Bushwackers, no Rustys, no nuthin'.
A guy I met brought 2 sets back from Germany. So that's all I know about them. Probably much better (cheaper options now).