New!Husky Liners Fender Flares Pocket Style 1993 - 2011 Ford Ranger Does Not Fit FX4 Submodel Front Rear 4-pc Black
Item # 6048189
$479.99
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New!Husky Liners Fender Flares Pocket Style 1993 - 2011 Ford Ranger Does Not Fit FX4 Submodel Front Rear 4-pc Black
Item # 6048189
$479.99
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Neighbor’s Club Members earn points with purchases.
Put durable, rugged-looking protection over your oversized tires and low-offset wheels with Pocket Style Fender Flares. Made with our proprietary Dura-Flex 2000 ABS construction that can be paint-matched to your vehicle, they stand up to abrasions, chemicals, chips, cracks, and damage from any kind of road. You get maximum tire coverage and a tough off-road look with stylish stainless steel bolt-on rivets to complete the look. Made in the USA with global materials and backed by Husky Liners Limited Lifetime Warranty.Front Flare Height 5.25in. Front Flare Tire Coverage 1.75in., Rear Flare Height 4.75in. Rear Flare Tire Coverage 1.25in.
- Made with proprietary Dura-Flex 2000 ABS construction that resists abrasions, chemicals, chips, and cracking. UV resistance built in to prevent fading or chalking.
- Designed for vehicles with oversized tires and low-offset wheels, providing maximum coverage and compliance with local regulations.
- The rugged-looking faux rivets are engineered to use existing holes in your vehicle's body. Most vehicles require no drilling to install.
- Pocket Style Fender Flares are covered by Husky Liners Limited Lifetime Warranty, featuring Husky's legendary durability, so they're built to last. Proudly made in the USA with global materials.
- Stainless-steel simulated rivets give them a rugged aesthetic with bolt-on appearance. Can be painted to match your vehicle's finish.
- Pocket Style fender flares are covered by Husky Liners Limited Lifetime Warranty. Featuring Husky's legendary durability, so they're built to last. Proudly made in the USA with global materials.
