Hooke Road Front & Rear Flat Fender Flares(97-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ)

Kinda thin. fit well. would probably buy again

They look great dont line up at all really and expect to drill holes on both rear and front the directions dont really say what screws to put where so kinda just guessed but they still look good on the jeep

To start, I am a 18 year old high school student and I want to shed light on the reality and what your buying here. When I bought this there was little to not reviews, the images were weird, I had no background on the company, i knew it was a Chinese company. But alas I wanted some temporary fenders until I could afford metal cloak so these $159.99 front AND rear flat metal fenders came to the rescue. A deal I simply could not find anywhere.I love my Jeep and I want to put quality products on it, these seemed off and I was very skeptical. I received them in the mail and they were each individually bubble wrapped and tucked very nicely. I was missing hardware but were Jeepers, we can rig shit up no problem.I had to drill some holes to get the rear fenders on and drill to get some holes to widen to fit larger bolts on as I actually use my Jeep rather than hop curbs and take cool pictures on rocks...Anyways, they fit up very nicely and look amazing. The paint seems very durable and the metal is decently thick, it is absolutely worth the $160 no questions asked. I just could not bring myself to buy any other metal fenders, they are so expensive and these are so cheap. They are not amazing quality but for $160 I would say they are the best of the worst.I really do not know how to tip you, I think you should buy these over any brand unless you going to spend $1000+ dollars on fenders.I know nothing of the brand or customer service but from a amazon purchase to the door to the Jeep. I am satisfied and I think these make amazing fenders.Take a look at them on my Jeep too! ;)

These flares are sturdy. Gave me plenty of more clearance for my bigger tires (35's) on a 3.5" lift. I was rubbing my factory fenders flares when I went off roading. Be prepared to drill a few holes since they don't quite line up to factor holes, but what can you expect for $150. Over all I think they will be great for years to come.

Straight forward install. two places on my Jeep TJ I couldn't get my hand in to put a nut on but I drilled a bigger hole, threaded it and put a bolt in. The flairs are solid, look nice, open my fenders up for a size larger tire later on. Thanks.