1999-2006 (2007 Classic) Chevy Silverado GMC Sierra Fender Flares

Threw these on an '05 GMC Sierra 1500 4x4 to cover my awesome rust repair. I like them. A lot.Easy to install but note that if you DO NOT want to drill holes in your wheel well flanges then these WILL NOT work for you. The adhesive tape is crap - Period.For a no-fail install, do what I did:1) Center the flare in the wheel well, ensuring the 'tabs' are lined up with the grooves on the sides of your vehicle. Use a piece of duct tape or whatever, to just help let it hang there.2) Using #8x1" stainless steel self tapping sheet metal screws and comparable stainless steel washers (the washer is to keep the screw head from going through the flare, etc). Push the center of the flare in until its flange is flush with the vehicle's fender flange and put in first screw w/washer. Check your center mark and put a screw w/washer in the the 'tab' area of the flange at the body groove of the vehicle. Repeat on other side.3) Put a screw w/washer as far down as you can access on each side.4) Put a screw w/washer between each of the screws you've already installed.5) Use a clean cloth and a little touch of Windex or rubbing alcohol and wipe as tight as you can against the flare and the vehicle; let dry and then apply a bead of clear, or black, Permatex automotive silicone from one end to the other. Dampen your finger and form a small tight bead against the top of the flare and vehicle body. This not only adheres it to the vehicle, it seals the gap and prevents not only the flare from rubbing your paint off, but it keeps rain, sleet, snow, snot, etc... from building up behind it.These are a good product for the money, they really are - just know the adhesive tape sucks and you will need to drill holes for proper attachment.Your mileage may vary.

I bought these to replace the ones on the truck for a couple of reasons. First, years ago, my wife ripped one off by conveniently driving too close to a metal post. I was bummed but hey, it's a truck! The second is that after 100k miles and 11 years, the remaining three were starting to look pretty beat up. These flares were cheap, and I figured they would lift up the look in the process. They fit pretty good. They match up to the fender crease and contour of the sheet metal. They provide metal screws in the package instead of matching holes to the OEM plastic fastener locations. This is one reason why I gave them a 4 star ratting. What I learned is that you need to find the best fit of the flare and center it in the wheel well. Find the two holes at this location and push the edges front and back to find the remaining holes. That's the second reason, you have to split the middle, otherwise if the flare is biased to one side, you may not be able to pin the opposite sidetoo well because of the big space to the wheel well. I used a hole finder bushing that you put in the hole in the body. I pushed the flare to get the mark and drilled the hole. Worked pretty good all in all. Had to open a few a couple of times. The other thing is that the flares come with double sided sticky tape, very much like to OEM. I peeled the edge enough to pull a non-strip section so I can pull it off after securing the plastic fasteners. After pulling the remaining non-stick strop, I then just pushed the flare against the body to finish the installation. It was a little more work, but I prefer this look over a bunch of screw heads sticking out.

Put these on my 2001 Chevy Silverado because of rust forming over the rear fenders. And no, there is nothing you can do about it except to either 1. Buy a new truck or 2. buy these fender flares. These are fantastic for the price. They cover the rust and make my truck look great again!PLEASE be aware though that you will have to drill holes into your fenders as these do not come pre-drilled and do not match up with the pre-drilled holes in your fenders for the factory fender covers. They come with strips of 3M tape on the inside but this will not hold them alone, or at least did not for mine. You will need to drill them into the fenders with the self drilling screws that come with the fender flares. Was not the easiest thing to do but I got it done by myself. Would be easier with two people.

Easy to install and they look great! Hands down a better price than the others I looked at. Wish I would have found these sooner.

They look nice but the stick strip did not stay on in a couple spots so it sticks out a little in some spots and I cleaned the surface.

This product looks great, but is harder to install than advertised. I had to get professional help...the screws that come with it do not fit in the holes in the wheel wells of the truck. The adhesive on the items is not very strong- you will need to beef it up with silicon or another adhesive to make sure it secure. It fits the truck perfectly for the model and year.

Fit quite well, and looked good !!

overall great and fit good and easy to put on.Pretty much you take the pink off the tape and just make sure it is in the right place and push it on. Then you screw from the bottom up wherever you want them. I would say that is the only thing i didnt like is that there is not already holes drilled for the screws.