Seth2w

Any ideas on how to put some fender flares on here? The owner before me cut them out to add 33s and I'm getting leaks and it looks bad. I don't have a welder ether. Any ideas??

TheCK4x4

Put 37s on her lol it will fill it in and prob look cool, but ya prib need stronger axles

Cherokee.Dreamer

go to a jy and pull some new fenders for the front maybe. rear looks like it could be salvagable. might be able to get a bushwacker cutout flare on em

CMMC

If you aren't able to do the new fender deal, look into the "lawn edging flares" I had a similar problem, actually used the lawn edging to repair the inner fender on the rears cause they were carved too. Another alternative is the Wrangler fender flare upgrade, they can be made to fit just about anywhere and add extra coverage.

highwater

X2 on yard edging ^^^^ might get u by for while . Till u can jy some fenders

morando6784

Edging till you can get something else, $11 bucks for like 20 ft or so. You might even like em if you take your time and try and do it cleanly

Seth2w

Thanks the edging sounds up my alley. 400 bucks for new flares doesn't fit the budget for this newlywed. I'll le thou know how it goes after this weekend. Thanks guys

jewbacca

these are my lawn edging flares im not done with them yet ther ar getting bedliner sprayed on them when i get time to put it in the booth at work we use a product called Quickliner.

kickr123

cheap fix and it actually looks almost as good as the Bushwacker Flat flares!

jcwclm

2wd?

Where'd you get the xj sticker on the side?

jewbacca

Yes 2wd I'm working on that I have a few front axels to chose from at the house and the sticker I made at work

jewbacca

My flares are strong enough for me to stand on and I'm 250lbs

ugoleftillgorite

I think those flares need a build thread...I have purchase materials to make tube flares but those look so good I may ditch that method.

ol'DixieJeep

the lawn edging ones?!?!?!

bheath

how'd you manage that?