Barricade Off-Road Tubular Rear Fender Flares | Heavy-Duty Flat Tubular Style Flares for Extra Tire Coverage | Compatible with 2007–2018 Jeep Wrangler JK - Rear Set Only

I had the eag flares and one of them the powder coating started chipping off so I ordered these. These are way better quality and a whole lot sturdier. Do yourself a favor and buy a nutsert rivot tool and it saves you tons of time. Amazon has one for around $20. I did the rivots by hand with the tool that came with the eag ones and it took forever, only took a few minutes for both rear fenders with the tool from Amazon.

Good fit for my jeep, the overall finish of the fenders was ok

Sadly all I did was went off the pictures which showed all 4 fenders and most of all the main or first picture shows the front,they should just show the rear fenders just so people don't mistake what is being bought

Installing by myself wasn’t the easiest but wasn’t bad. I highly recommend getting a rivet tool. Using that was a great advantage, but now I have a $30 tool that i probably won’t use again unless I get into the fender installation business. I used three small screw drivers to help hold these heavy fenders in place. Took about an hour to install both. Reading reviews about rusting, I looked mine over closely. There were some bare metal spots on both that would create a future rust issue so I made sure to paint every internal seam and bare spot with flat black paint before I installed the fenders. They look great and are well made. It would be nice if they were solid welded instead of spot welded where the sheet metal is welded to the steel tubing. However, that would increase the cost. Overall, I’m happy with these fenders and already have the matching front to go on next.