Rough Country flares

[derichio02]

I really like these flares but seems like they wont fit with any sidesteps that attach to the rocker panel. I am looking at the DV8 Steps and seems like they wont fit those either.

https://dv8offroad.com/collections/ford-bronco-rock-sliders/products/bronco-side-steps-oe#!

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[Cbarczak]

Looks Good! What Offset are you running? +0?

Yep, that with the larger tires make it have a nicer than stock look and honestly make a noticeable difference in handling....I know it's not a huge deal for these but I am mostly over the road so it works for me

 

[NoloBronco]

Anyone running these with 37s, 0 offset and a lift?

 

[Mbronco]

How much poke does a standard Sasquatch have with these? Thinking about getting the unpainted version to best match the bumpers and MIC hard top

 

[NovaTheBronco]

I am looking to purchase these flares from rough country... I removed my rock rails and added Ford OEM sidesteps. Will these work?

 

[cheyenne10]

It’s been a month. Any more feedback from members? I’m anxiously hoping for shared/learned use of these flares.
If I make the plunge I promise to do the same.

 

[AnthonyHDZee]

It’s been a month. Any more feedback from members? I’m anxiously hoping for shared/learned use of these flares.
If I make the plunge I promise to do the same.

I just had my paint matched G1 Shadow Black fenders delivered today, I’ll post pics and share my install experience when I’m all done

 

[AnthonyHDZee]

Okay folks, first images are in, I apologize it took 5ever to get started today. I’ll start by saying this. Rough Country did a phenomenal job paint matching these, looks identical to the factory paint. Unfortunately that’s where the kudos stop. The quality of the fenders do seem on the flimsy side, the pictures on their website do a deceivingly good job of making them look much more rigid and sturdier. Installation so far has had its setbacks, missing hardware from the box, fit and finish issues with the pieces coming together and my biggest concern so far is the weatherstripping isn’t flush with the body so I’m open to suggestions on how to resolve that. I’d say if this kit came in at $300 it would feel like a no brainer, but the actual price is too high.
HOWEVER, all things considered, I think it looks SICK, Definitely gives it a higher beltline look, and makes my SAS wheels look less “stuffed” under the fenders. Despite the setbacks, I’m gonna soldier on with the rest of it and post the final pictures when I’m done. Feel free to let me know what yall think or if yall wanna see any specific angles or answer questions.

 

[Baja Bronco]

Okay folks, first images are in, I apologize it took 5ever to get started today. I’ll start by saying this. Rough Country did a phenomenal job paint matching these, looks identical to the factory paint. Unfortunately that’s where the kudos stop. The quality of the fenders do seem on the flimsy side, the pictures on their website do a deceivingly good job of making them look much more rigid and sturdier. Installation so far has had its setbacks, missing hardware from the box, fit and finish issues with the pieces coming together and my biggest concern so far is the weatherstripping isn’t flush with the body so I’m open to suggestions on how to resolve that. I’d say if this kit came in at $300 it would feel like a no brainer, but the actual price is too high.
HOWEVER, all things considered, I think it looks SICK, Definitely gives it a higher beltline look, and makes my SAS wheels look less “stuffed” under the fenders. Despite the setbacks, I’m gonna soldier on with the rest of it and post the final pictures when I’m done. Feel free to let me know what yall think or if yall wanna see any specific angles or answer questions.

Looks great!!! But I’ve always wondered what you stated, how they would hold up in real world testing. Branches scraping them, mud buildup, rock kick up.

 

[AnthonyHDZee]

Thank you!
Yeah, they don’t seem as durable as the factory ones. But, I’ll be the Guinea Bronco and see how they hold up 30 days from now.

 

[Baja Bronco]

Thank you!
Yeah, they don’t seem as durable as the factory ones. But, I’ll be the Guinea Bronco and see how they hold up 30 days from now.

They were around $600 painted, correct?

 

[AnthonyHDZee]

I got them for $464 total Painted and shipped from rough country

 

[AnthonyHDZee]

To anyone still on the fence about these flares. I Finally Finished the install. Aesthetically, they look amazing IMO, really gives it a tougher wider look for sure. Just be aware that according to RC, if you order the paint matched fenders the vendor they use to paint them has a habit of misplacing the hardware for the kit once they repackage them. The clips are unique to this application so there’s no going to the part store for them. after the 3rd attempt RC finally got them delivered. Other than that, I’m pretty happy with how they came out

 

[Bigred86]

Wow they look great! Wish they made them for 2 doors.

 

[Cbarczak]

To anyone still on the fence about these flares. I Finally Finished the install. Aesthetically, they look amazing IMO, really gives it a tougher wider look for sure. Just be aware that according to RC, if you order the paint matched fenders the vendor they use to paint them has a habit of misplacing the hardware for the kit once they repackage them. The clips are unique to this application so there’s no going to the part store for them. after the 3rd attempt RC finally got them delivered. Other than that, I’m pretty happy with how they came out

I've got my set awaiting install.... Based on the feedback from you and others I am going to set aside a Saturday ... Maybe two .... Love the look tho! Kudos

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