How to Install the Bushwacker Pocket Style Fender Flares
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- Опубликовано: 10 мар 2015
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The Fender Flares are custom designed to follow the wheel well, and have a sleek matte black finish that is UV Stable.
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Hey Guys! John here with realtruck.com. Today I'm going to show you how to install the Bushwacker Pocket Style Fender Flares onto this 2014 Chevy Silverado.
As you can see here, our set comes complete with everything we need to get these on the truck. This is a four piece set, but you can see that the rear fender flare. And, I wanna point out something to you guys. I want you to take a look at this rear fender flare. One of the really cool things about this fender flare compared to a lot of the other ones is you can see this notched spot right here. That is actually notched out for your gas cap cover on your pickup. Bushwacker has actually cut that out. I've held this up on the truck. It matches up nice. Looks good. So, and I'll show you that when we get it on the truck.
Also, you have your front flare. And as you can tell here, this is a really nice-looking flare, as well. And comes with your rubber gasket that I'm going to show you how to put this on. It goes around the sides of this, helps protect these edges on these flares. Also, we have these imitation ... well, they're real bolts, but they give it an imitation, makes it look like they're bolted on. Those actually are gonna go in all of these little spots here on the truck. And they come in these packs. I just opened one up to show you what they look like. Plus your instruction sheet, some really cool stickers to put on your truck when it's all done. And, when you take a look at these, you can see these things are nice smooth finish and they also are paint-able. So guys, if you wanted to paint these things up to match your truck, you could do that. It's not real hard to do.
Next thing we need to do, then, is actually get started on prepping the truck to get these on. So, let's get that done.
In order for us to install our new Bushwacker Pocket Style Fender Flares, what we need to do is we need to remove this factory piece that comes on here, this trim piece. And that's pretty simple to do. All we need to do is take off the two screws on the side here. I've already actually taken these screws out because I had some mud flaps on here that I took off getting ready for this. But, then once you have those off, then all you've gotta do is just pull it out a little bit. And it'll come out of these clips that are in behind it. And then there's another one on the bottom, you slide it forward. And then you can just pull it right out of there. 866-554-0581 Free shipping for orders over $100! 
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John! It’s Kyle. Awesome to see you on here to help me good sir!
Mines just came in. I can't wait to see how they look on my truck.
Very cool. send us pictures when you get them installed!
Good job bato👍
It's all good (and looks great) but drilling all those holes is a FAIL. Not only does this leave a big room for error, it also compromised the truck. I know it's about the sale and selling the flares, but you just started rust and corrosion issues on that nice truck. Either the Bushwacker flares design is flawed or at the very least should be redesigned for no drilling. If this is not possible, then you, the installer, should take some rust prevention measures to protect the customers truck. But that would compromise the "simple & quick" install video your going to get the money for these flares.
+Raymond Broderick Great idea! If you are doing this at home on your own, some rust prevention would be a great plan, I would suggest a can of spray on undercoating applied to the backside of the fender covering the screws. Keep in mind, however, that we do these videos mostly to show you guys how to install this stuff. The extra little things that you do in addition to the product installation is solely personal preference and up to you guys. This is, by the way, a great forum to share some of those little tidbits of knowledge and ideas with each other. Keep up the great work.
Being from a state that heavily salts the roads, I feel like putting some form of protection like paint-on rhino liner on the inside of the flare would be a good idea so that any trapped moisture/debris that gets behind the flares from the wheels kicking it up doesn't sit on the truck for an indeterminate amount of time and potentially develop into rust.
Ferrinflame not a bad idea, however, have you seen this: www.cabelas.com/product/Trimbrite-Bodyguard-Paint-Protection-Film/746765.uts?searchPath=%2Fbrowse.cmd%3FcategoryId%3D734095080%26CQ_search%3Dtrimbrite%26CQ_st%3Db it may be a better alternative to rhino lining your fenders. If you have any questions any of the 500000 plus accessories we sell feel free to contact our knowledgeable Customer Service folks at 877-216-5446
Make sure to put electrical tape or silicone behind flare onto the body to prevent scratching the gasket they supply isn’t enough
Truck looks great. I have a 14 Silverado also. Is there a special paint that you have to use to paint these a different color?
Golf6108 Nope, use your factory paint color code to get a perfect match. They are smooth and ready to go for automotive paint.
I got a set of these and they were a nightmare to install. The 3m tape doesn’t hold and none of the holes line up to the body
How does it hold from the top? I didn't see him put glue or something
What is the brand and type of the rocker protection you have on the truck? Looks great, thanks.
That factory piece you’re taking off at 2:35, any chance you have a video on how to put that back on? I can’t get it to clip back into the two tabs
Sorry, we do not have a video of reinstalling this trim piece back.
Wish you guys would ship to Canada
Thanks
Bander ap your welcome
The white clips in the front how would you take them out if you wanted? Do you have a video by any chance. Reason asking is because one of mine are broke and trying to replace it.
Johnathon, Bushwacker let us know that you can use pliers to remove them and if you need replacements to reach out to the company you placed the order through and they can send some out as a courtesy!
I bought a FJ cruiser 2008 that has them, and the wind catches them at times and bangs them against the body. I noticed that the trim is gone, if it was ever there, was wondering if it can be ordered somewhere? Was thinking if I could put that back on maybe it would stop vibrating against the body some.
The trim can most likely be ordered through the manufacturer of the fender flares. Unfortunately, we would not have that replacement part available for you.
What brand are those side steps and do you sell them? I like those.
Mike,
Those are the RBP RX3 steps. We do sell those on our site.
www.realtruck.com/rbp-black-rx3-nerf-bars/
man i just attempted to put mine on my 2015 silverado and i am having a really hard time getting all the screws to actually hit the fender in all the spots. do you have a tips?
Nick Rotolo the best way I have found to do it is get a buddy to help hold them tightly in place on the truck, mark all the holes and then drill them out. When attaching them got someone to hold them tightly in place as well and the screws should go right in. If you have any more questions about this or any of our other over 500000 products, please feel free to call one of our awesome customer service peeps at, 877-216-5446
Wow that sucks that you had to drill all of those holes. So glad I did not have to do that with my 2014 Tundra. They make such good products and I love my flares. Big Red looks good!!
Trd Jason Hey Jason! Some fender flares do not require drilling, these do but there is a lot of benefits. We have snow, ice, and slush up in the northern areas. The screws will insure that the flares are securely fastened.
Yeah I know what you mean. Mine bolted up to my truck by 10mm bolts under the fenders. They cover up my 305 tires very well.
Subie Jason what’s the brand of yours?
I rust around my back tire were u put them on how can i by pass it to cover the rust up
Honestly ya just send it and maybe it’ll work, not the answer ya want sorry.
I’ll be ordering my fares tonight!! Very nice truck. What size lift is that. And what size tires?
Jmannyjr
Hey jmanny be careful with fender flares I installed Rough Country on my truck and a year late dirt has built up and scratched the paint around the rubber gasket (dirt builds there)
I don’t know if this one has a better seal or what also be sure to paint the drill holes if you drill it to not rust
Just my two scents I’m really disappointed with RC about the gasket
Oh man sorry to hear that. And thank u soo much for the reply and info. I won’t be getting them now. Thank u again sir
Jmannyjr
I mean you can get them if you want but I would reccomend takin them off completely every 2-3 months to get dirt off the fender
Jmannyjr
Hey man anyone who buys an American truck deserves a heads up
But yea I’m gonna wear my flares for another 4-5 years then get rid of them probably and get new fenders (all 4)
2 fenders were messed up to begin with so yea it’ll be a couple grand but my truck deserves it
Maybe I’ll get in a wreck and insurance will pay who knows
I had them installed professionally and worst experience of my life cuz they drilled into my truck when I told them 4-5 times not too and its bolt on so I’m ready to just accept it then get new fenders
Jmannyjr
I know you said you weren’t getting them but did you ever get them?
I think you can use electrical tape or silicone behind flare to prevent scratching
I'm considering buying and f150 regular cab that already has these installed, but I'll be removing them because I don't like the look. It's an '09. Do you think the fenders will have marks on them if I remove the bushwacker flares?
X___V1cT0R___X it really depends on how long they have been on there and whether or not they were properly installed. If you have any other questions about these or any of the other 500000 plus accessories we sell feel free to contact our knowledgeable Customer Service folks at 877-216-5446
yes of course.
Am looking for these exact flares for a 1993 Silverado K1500 extended cab short bed. But when I try buying them, it shows very little tire coverage.
Hey Tony, the pocket style gives you 2.25" additional tire coverage in the front and the rear. If you want more coverage, check out the Cut-Out Flares They give you 5" in the front and 4.75" in the rear. Though please keep in mind that the Cut-Out Flares require cutting on your truck. Hope that helps!
don't forget while you're installing to get a haircut
+Ruiner177 lol yeh kinda forgot about that and had it scheduled over lunch. Couldn't skip it though it takes two weeks to get in around here.
Those fender flares really set off that truck! What brand of tires and rims are on there?
destroyer4570 Thanks! They are RBP wheels and Cooper STT Tires. Check out the video overviewing everything that went on this build. ruclips.net/video/f4Rqm3cqTY0/видео.html
+RealTruck.com why are the tires round and the fenders square ?
That is a really good question. I would like to think it has something to do with aerodynamics. Engineers! Go figure.
+RealTruck.com naw...I don't buy it ! :P
Lol Besides I really am not sure square tires would ride so well.
Do you put adhesive to secure them or how do they not fly on the freeway
Hey Christian, the factory fasteners and included screws hold the flares securely. Hope that helps!
Do you have a pocket style fender flares for the 2015-19 Chevy GMC 3500 dually trucks
Hey Gary, you can find them here, realtruck.com/p/bushwacker-pocket-style-fender-flares/v/chevy/silverado-3500/2015/. Hope that helps!
They don't fit the 2015-19 Chevy/GMC 3500 dually trucks
TELL ME THE SIZE OY THOSE FENDER FLARES I WANT THEM FOR MY 2014 CHEVY SILVERADO PLEASSEEEEE
What tires does this have. I seen they were discovers but what size?
Hey Dustin, we don't have that info unfortunately as this was an older build.
do you guys sell 12 inch lifts for a 2007 dodge cummins?
+WhoWeGaming we do not. The highest lift we sell is a 6 1/2.
Should I paint before or after installation to match or does it matter ?
Seymour Butts I’m getting some and will be painting before installation
Is this a good price for silverado fender flares?? www.ebay.ca/itm/372641944949?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
CAN U SEND ME THE LINK TO THIS EXACT ONES MY TRUCK IS A CREW CAB SHORT BED CAN USE THIS EXACT ONES AND IS THERE BIGGER ONES THAT I CAN GET ALMOST LIKE THE BLACK WIDOWS FENDER FLARES PPLLLEESSEE LET ME KNOW
Francisco Marquez
here ya go: www.realtruck.com/bushwacker-pocket-style-fender-flares/?HowtoInstalltheBushwackerPocketStyleFenderFlares& and If you have any other questions about this or would like more info on
this item or any of the other 500000 plus accessories we sell and would
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I like to put it on my truck
We love them!
what is the wheel coverage on bushwacker finder flare?
+Bijay Shah 2" front 1 3/4" rear.
+RealTruck.com is bushwacker is wider than stampede?
Whats the part number for those tiny fender trim piece?
Did you ever find the part number
@@LaPotencia52 nope
Where can we find the trim/adhesive?
Hey Josue, Bushwacker has 4 different types of edge trim, depending on the type of flare and what kind of truck it's going on. The part# for this application is GP1-0007. Hope that helps!
is stampede and bushwacker fender flare are identical on looks ?
Both are top quality products. Bushwacker has more options for a rugged off road beefy look while Stampede gives your truck a stylish accent what will have a custom look without being over the top.
+RealTruck.com I tried a lot to find picture of stampede fender flare that fits in my 2016 silverado 6.7 bed
but didn't find anywhere can you upload picture please
Can you include the exact product line that you would like to see on your truck and I can track a picture down.
Do all trucks need drilling I have 2014 Silverado
Not if you get rough country flares
But I warn you if you decide to get flares make sure to put electrical tape or silicone behind the flares
The gasket they provide you isn’t enough to prevent scratching from dirt debris build up which digs into the paint lightly (vibration from driving)
Do not skip what I told you if you get flares I have scratches on mine they’ll easily buff out but still annoying
Is this a good price for silverado fender flares?? www.ebay.ca/itm/372641944949?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
If I paint these fenders should I paint them first then install them? Or does it even matter what I do?
+Darian Pooran it is always easier to paint accessories prior to installation.
hes exhausted from this hard job. quick, get this man a donut!
Flares on a rust free truck 😮
What front lights are those?
car guy Those are the Anzo U-Bar Headlights. You can check them out here > www.realtruck.com/anzo-headlights/
are this fender flares hard plastic or metal?
Bushwacker makes their products out of a very hard durable plastic known as Dura-flex. This material is flexible and durable while also being very UV resistant.
Lund Elites are better. Get the same look but they use existing holes so you dont have to drill into your truck.
trucks already rust easy....so lets drill more holes and leave them exposed.
Get rough country (no drilling)
+Greg.
That all depends on the application. There are many applications that don't require any drilling and there are others that no matter the brand will require drilling.
RealTruck.com
I installed the rough country and it built dirt around the rubber gasket
Are these better for that? Or is it the same for dirt buildup?
Looks good,but doesn't do your truck any favors in the long run, fucked if I would drill all those holes in my truck, would be rusted out within 3 years on salted roads.
+nitrosavy Hi Nitro, The holes drilled are very minimal and the flares are held in by self taping screws. The rivets on the flares are for looks only and do not bolt in the vehicle. It is held in my 3-5 small self taping screws into the inner lip of you wheel well. We have been running these on a 2012 F250 since new in North Dakota and we have had not issues with rusting. If you want to go without screws or drilling we do offer flares that use factory holes and clips to be held in place. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks!
rust forever
I fucked it up on my green chevy it fall apart FAIL
+QUICK REVIVE Can you elaborate on what exactly happened so we can see if we can help out.
the seal is annoying
These fake fender flares are a fucking sad joke. They will just cause dirt and debris to get trapped in between and cause damage. Why can't one of these companies just make a fender with bigger flares built in? I would rather pay for a REAL fender with REAL flares built in. Not this fake plastic double sided sticky tape garbage.
Kenshin Himura these actually screw on. I have never seen ones that install with double-sided tape. Another thing. I have installed a lot of these and if done properly there is no problems. We have a 2010 F250 running around with these same flares and have been on there for 6 years now with no issues. Anyone needing help to install them to avoid future problems feel free to call us at 877-216-5446
***** they don't screw on. those bolts are for looks only. It uses double sided sticky tape. how dare you lie to my face like that. I'm not some stupid sheep like most people. These Bushwacker fender flares are fake and uses sticky tape. Same as the factory stuff GM uses. Go ahead, remove your factory fender flares and tell me I'm wrong. I'm waiting................
Kenshin Himura they do screw on and yes those bolts are for looks. The screws go on the underside into the lip of the fender. If you had actually watched the video you would know that. Just for the record I just recently removed the factory ones from a 2014 GMC 1500 and they used screws and clips. Dude! What is with you and this sticky tape thing?
***** That funny because every LLY andLBZ uses sticky tape. even the door guards are sticky tape. Maybe the truck you worked on uses screws because it's newer. 90% of all trucks used sticky tape.
Kenshin Himura Is it so difficult for you to admit that you were wrong ?