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Barricade Rivet Style Fender Flares (07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK)

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    Hey, guys. it's Sarah with extremeterrain.com and today we have a review and install of the Barricade River Style Fender Flares, fitting your '07 through '18 Jeep Wrangler JKs. These fenders are constructed from impact-resistant polyethylene and feature a textured black finish which gives your Jeep some nice aggressive styling. These fenders are wider than stock, so if you run larger wheels and tires, they're gonna give you more protection for your Jeep and also keep you legal in certain states which require full tire coverage. Coming in at around $440, these are middle to the low end price-wise, but for your money, you are getting a wider, durable flare that allows you to retain your marker light as well as your fender liner. I'm giving this install a one out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter. It can be done in approximately four hours. It is worth knowing that the rears were slightly more difficult to align because they used pop clips instead of the bolt of the front. But all in all, a fairly straightforward install. All right, so with that said, let's jump right into our install.For this install, we used a drill with an inch dri8-ll bit, an impact gun with a Phillips head socket, 7/16 wrench, 3/8 ratcheting wrench, a small extension, a 3/8 socket, a 10-millimeter socket, pliers, ratchets, and trim panel removal tool. All right. So the first step in our install is to unplug the connector to our marker light on the side or you can twist it and completely remove the bolt. We're gonna twist this and remove our bolt. Tuck it to the side so it's out of the way. Next up, we're gonna remove all of the 10-millimeter bolts that are holding our fender to our Jeep. Remove any pop clips that are holding the fender liner onto the Jeep. With all of the bolts and clips out of your fender, you can now pull it off the Jeep by just grabbing it and pulling it straight out. This is held on with plastic clips and you will likely break most, if not all of these, removing it. So if you have any intentions of putting your OEM fenders back on at any point, you will need to purchase some of those. But for now, let's grab the front of the fender and pull straight out.So if any of the clips are left over after you've pulled your fender off, just grab a plastic trim removal tool and you're gonna pop these out. These will get in the way when you're installing your new fender. Now, for the rear fender, we're gonna remove all of the pop clips holding the fender liner to your Jeep. All right. So similar to the front fender, you're just gonna grab this one and pull it off your Jeep and you are gonna break these clips. But let's go ahead and get this off. Any clips that are still on your Jeep, you wanna remove at this time so we can install our new fenders.So the next step in order to separate our fender liner from our fender is to drill out these factory plastic rivets along the edge here. Grab your drill bit and drill right down the center of the plastic rivet, and that should free it up. Once these are drilled out, grab a plastic trim panel removal tool and go in between the fender and the fender liner in order to remove these all the way. Once all of your plastic rivets are removed, grab your factory fender and remove it from the liner. You're gonna wanna repeat this process with the rest of your fenders to separate the fender liner from your factory fenders. So once we have our front fender apart, we have the inner fender by itself, we can remove this light and transfer it over to our new fender. Flip your inner fender over and locate the tab in the, towards the center here and either with your hands or with a needle nose pliers, pinch this tab and the light should come out. So now you wanna grab the small plastic piece, that is your light mount and it should be either marked a driver or passenger. So grab the side that we're currently working on, which is the driver. Flip it over and line up the tabs as well as that one mountain cab here with your light and pop it in. Once you've done that, grab two of these metal brackets and slide them over the cutouts on each part of the bottom here. This is where it's gonna mount to our fender.Grab your driver's side front fender and the light bracket that we were just working with and get it right in the front corner where your light hole is. You'll see two pre-drilled holes on the bottom and the side here, this is where your screws are gonna go. Grab two of the longer screws and we're gonna put them through these holes in the fender into the metal brackets that we've put on our light bracket. Go ahead and get your screws started. You may need to hold the bracket in place with your hand just to make sure it doesn't move. Grab your drill. With your first group in place, grab the second one, get it started.So once we're done installing our marker light, there's one more optional step you can do before you install these fenders on your Jeep. If you like the look of them as is, you can definitely install them as is, but if you're looking for the Chrome rivet look, we would install these now. Using the smaller self-tapping screw and plastic washer, install them right in this cutout towards the center and then you pop this plastic rivet cap over top. But if you're like me and you like a black fender, we're gonna install them on our Jeep now. Grab your fender and line it up with your Jeep. I'm gonna grab eight of the supplied hardware and starting at the front, loosely attach it to your Jeep. Line up the hole at the very front of your fender and get the nut on the back of your bolt.Moving along to our next hole, line up your hardware and thread it on loosely. Once you have all your hardware installed in your fender, we can go back and tighten them down using a 7/16 wrench and a 3/8 socket. At this point, you can reinstall your marker light. Line it up with the back of the light and twist in the bolt. Grab your fender liner and line it back up on your Jeep. Slide your larger washer over the factory bolt and reinstall them on the outside of your fender liner to the factory location. Grab your 10-millimeter socket and tighten these down. Now that you have your two bolts in the top of your fender liner, grab these metal clips and we're gonna slide them over the back of the fender liner so we can attach them to the flair. Make sure they line up with the holes that are already there. Slide your liner up and underneath the fender. With our fender liner lined up with the holes in our fender, grab the longer screw hardware and get it started in the hole. Get this hardware started and then grab your drill and tighten it down. Move on to the next hole in your fender. Line up your hardware and tighten it down.At this point, let's line up our rear fender and get the hardware installed on those top two bolt holes. Line up your pop clips with the holes on the fender and the holes in your jeep. Once all of your pop clips are installed, grab a 7/16 wrench and a 3/8 ratcheting wrench and tighten down your hardware. Just like our front fender liner, we're gonna place these metal clips on each hole before we can install it to our fender. Now we can grab our fender liner and tuck it back onto our Jeep. Grab your hardware and thread them through the hole in the fender into the metal clip that you put on the fender liner. Grab your drill and tighten these. Replace the factory pop clips, holding your fender liner to your Jeep.All right. Now that we have our fender installed on our Jeep, we can put it side by side with our factory fender. Really check out some of the similarities and differences. Now, right off the bat, you may have noticed the styling is very similar to our factory fender, but it's a little bit wider, it's a little more textured. It gives it just that slight more aggressive appearance than your factory fender. So if you're looking for the similar styling, you like the general look of the Jeep, but you just want a little more flare, these will definitely get the job done.All right. So once we're finished with our driver's side, you wanna repeat those steps for your passenger-side fenders and then that is gonna do it for the review and install of our fenders. 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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

    Features

    • Aggressive Rivet Styling
    • Superior Tire Coverage
    • Impact Resistant
    • Tough Polyethylene
    • Sold as a Set of Four
    • Fits 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK Models

    Description

    Extreme Styling. Take on the trail and gain aggressive styling with the Barricade Off-Road Rivet Style Fender Flare Kit for JK models. This kit features handsome black fender flares with exposed hardware for superior style and unbeatable performance. The front flares are tapered to provide 12-8 inches of tire coverage and are matched with 7 inch wide rear flares to protect your rig from flying debris. Designed for style and performance, these flares also assist in keeping your JK within common tire coverage requirements, giving you peace of mind on and off road.

    Intense Construction. Each flare is crafted from tough Roto-molded Polyethylene. This material is impact resistant for extreme durability and strength no matter where the trail takes you.

    Installation. The Barricade Off-Road Rivet Style Flare Kit includes everything necessary for installation on your JK. No drilling or modification is required for installation as these flares mount to factory locations for a perfect and secure fit. 

    Application. The Barricade Off-Road Rivet Style Fender Flare Kit is specifically designed for use on 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK models. 

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    Installation & What's in the Box

    Installation Info

    What's in the Box

    • (1) Front driver flare
    • (1) Front passenger flare
    • (1) Rear driver flare
    • (1) Rear passenger flare
    • Hardware

    Tech Specs

    4.3

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