I got these exact sets... would have liked a video of the rubber protector install for the fender flares since they aren’t installed already. But thanks for the info on the side steps - waiting on the 2nd box to arrive with the mounting hardware.
I didnt think about the flares rubbing paint off the fenders from vibrating dirt and dust between flare and paint and trapping moisture inside causing rust until I purchased some and watched a few videos. Im gonna put bedliner spray on the flares when they come in and install anyway and maybe stick weather stripping on paint where flare touches and rubs on fender to hopefully protect paint from wear
What brand are these? I'd like to look them up on Amazon. I also know what you mean about leasing vs buying! So many don't understand that, if they don't walk in with a $60,000 check, they don't own there vehicle(s) anymore than those who lease compared to buy. I was hoping that, I could lease a vehicle just like yours, except maybe a different color. Thank you for answering my question I had about that. Great videos. I'm a new subscriber.
If you can keep the paint and clearcoat on the panels, corrosion shouldn't happen. But if you don't install these, rock chips will knock paint off in tiny places all over the lips of the fenders and also the rocker panels, and those tiny chips will turn into rusty areas in just a matter of a couple of years.
I got these exact sets... would have liked a video of the rubber protector install for the fender flares since they aren’t installed already. But thanks for the info on the side steps - waiting on the 2nd box to arrive with the mounting hardware.
That is the worst part of the job! I wish they'd install those at the factory.
I didnt think about the flares rubbing paint off the fenders from vibrating dirt and dust between flare and paint and trapping moisture inside causing rust until I purchased some and watched a few videos. Im gonna put bedliner spray on the flares when they come in and install anyway and maybe stick weather stripping on paint where flare touches and rubs on fender to hopefully protect paint from wear
Did you install a “Front End 2” Leveling Kit??”
Are those the Husky wheel well liners you have in the rear?
@4:53 the dog walked out of the garage like the hyenas off The Lion King when they was about to eat Scar 😄
What brand are these? I'd like to look them up on Amazon. I also know what you mean about leasing vs buying! So many don't understand that, if they don't walk in with a $60,000 check, they don't own there vehicle(s) anymore than those who lease compared to buy. I was hoping that, I could lease a vehicle just like yours, except maybe a different color. Thank you for answering my question I had about that. Great videos. I'm a new subscriber.
Great job, thanks for the info!
Great video my friend. Love the flares. I have been looking for some for my ram. Think I’ll do the same ones! Awesome content as always
Can you still use the factory mud flaps after installing the fender flares?
They are now over 300 dollars, I have a 2019 ram north edition also
Great video!
Wouldn't these just cause more rust/corrosion?
If you can keep the paint and clearcoat on the panels, corrosion shouldn't happen. But if you don't install these, rock chips will knock paint off in tiny places all over the lips of the fenders and also the rocker panels, and those tiny chips will turn into rusty areas in just a matter of a couple of years.
@@4-LOW that sounds right, get it before that madness happens! Does look good man!
Looks nice but why not painted?
Painted would have been awesome. Unfortunately I didn't want to spend big money on these.
Trucks looking good nice job
Good job.
You should Bedliner the bumpers black or put dip armor on them
Nice video.
Nice job,,