XJ Oversize Fender Flares... They look beast, but are they really worth it?
I ask this because for a molded peice of plastic or fiberglass, $400-600 is just to much.

OEM New Production - $200
Chinese Clones - $100-$200
Baja Style Fiberglass - $320-$450
Pro-Z Flares - $380
Rugged Ridge - $380
Bushwacker - $500-$550
Bushwacker Flat Flares - $550
X-Max Flares - $600

What are your thoughts?

 

I got my Bushwacker flats for 350 so I cant complain about the price. Actually, I cant complain at all about them. Not only do they look good and give better tire clearance, but they actually work. Here is what my Jeep looked like after I went through an 8" deep puddle at 15 mph. My buddy with no flares went through and his jeep is all brown now...

 

The chinese/eBay flares do not last. First hand experience. Imo it's bushwacker or Napier in the flare department. Expensive? Yeah. Worth it? Depends on how much you value quality.

 

http://www.napierprecisionproducts.com/ are a little cheaper then bush wackers but have you look in to metal ones ? like https://www.hooliganoffroad.com/collections/xj and http://www.rustysoffroad.com/jeep-ex...flares-xj.html

 

I forgot about https://www.dirtboundoffroad.com/jee...der-armor.html

 

Metal over plastic any day. If I had to go plastic I would go Napier. X Max flares are hideous for that price if you ask me.