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Bushwacker Flares

Portland, Oregon's Bushwacker have been working to enhance Truck and SUV looks since the 1970s, when they introduced the first Bushwacker fender flares for the Ford Bronco.  And Bushwacker's fender flares are still their most popular product.  That's because each and every Bushwacker fender flare is shaped out of the very best, top quality materials and backed by Bushwacker's competitive limited lifetime warranty. 

Bushwacker offers several series of fender flares to accommodate each off-roading enthusiast‘s unique needs.

- Bushwacker's Extend-a-Fender flares offer a great way to add wider tires to any vehicle without violating a D.O.T inspection.  Besides just looking cool, these flares will keep you legal while being a snap to install.  These flares can be left their original attractive black color or easily accept paint for a factory custom matched look.

-Cut-Out Fender Flares.  This series from Bushwacker is not for the faint of heart.  If you’re scared by the idea of taking a cut off wheel to your fenders, you’ll want to check out another option.  These are for modders who worshiped the monster truck Bigfoot growing up. Add a set of super swampers with these fender flares and you’ll be scrambling to find the closest car to crush.  The Cut-Out name does in fact imply that you will have to make sheet metal modifications to your ride, but it will be worth it to be able to rock these fender flares.  So drown out that small still voice saying "Dont hack up your ride" with some 80s hair bands & the sound of a pneumatic cut off saw.  These flares are for the MacGyver in all of us, those brave souls who are willing to double down on awesome!

-OE Style Fender Flares are an option on many of the manufacturer’s vehicles.  Sometimes they come with an obscene up charge as part of a greater package.  But some vehicles look better with a little trim.  OEM flares are great way to add a subtle accent to your ride without making it look like it belongs on a trail covered in mud.  If mud covered is the look you want, see the Cut Out Fender Flares above.  The OEM flares offer that extra polish in the parking lot that sets two trucks apart. 

-Street Style Flares are less aggressive than OE Style Flares because they accomplish a different purpose: an aesthetic change, more of an accent than a traditional overstated 4x4 swelling flare.  These look amazing when they are left black as a fender accent, but look even better when painted to match the truck’s exterior.  Street Style flares are not as tall or wide as the OE Flares, and are designed to be paired with factory size tires and wheels.

-Pocket Style Fender Flares are one step away from making your truck look like it could have been in a Mad Max movie.  The bolt-on look does not require drilling or cutting, so you still get the custom look without wrecking your factory sheet metal.  The stainless steel fasteners stand out and will never rust.  These are tough, aggressive, and look great paired with a leveling kit.