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Merideth: Steel fenders have a ton to offer with added protection, a more open design for better articulation, and added offroad appeal, and that's exactly what this set of officially licensed Jeep Front Tubular Fender Flares with the LED DRL and Jeep logo will do for your 2007 to 2018 JK Wrangler. And this will be a great set of flares for the JK owner looking for some armor that will remain durable on the trail and benefit them with added room inside the wheel well for better articulation and up travel off-road, especially with a larger wheel and tire setup, not to mention the off-road style that you're getting and the addition of the LED DRL and officially licensed Jeep logo on the side if you want something a bit more custom than the average flare.This will feature a flat outer tubular build that is a bit more narrow than the factory flares that will offer your Jeep a wider appearance and again, offer more room underneath the flare, which is great for additional flex, especially in off-camber off-road situations. This will also feature small touches of style that elevate the look compared to other flares, including the subtle steel plate on the side with the Jeep logo stamped in it and the bright white LED running lights.Now speaking of the lights, this will offer four bright white LEDs that will act as your daytime running light right on the front of the fender and will make you more noticeable when driving at night for safety and style.These fenders will be made of a one-and-a-half millimeter thick carbon plate steel material, and the outer tubing will be 38 by two-and-a-half millimeters, being very durable and robust as far as the build is concerned. These will also hold up a lot better than any plastic flare would and will have a two-stage epoxy pre-coating and high-grade textured black powder coat finish to protect that steel underneath from corrosion. And I do like that it's more of a fine-textured black powder coat that's going to add a very premium appearance to the flares. The lights will also be pre-installed, so you don't have to worry about mounting them in. However, they will require a little bit of additional wiring. It does come with two leads here, but we're going to show you how to do that in just a minute.When it comes to the price for the front here, you'll be looking at about $625. Compared to other options, I think for the price, you're definitely getting your money's worth when it comes to the quality and the build and the included features here that you may not see out of other choices. Other tubular options may not come with the additional lighting and will not come with the small Jeep details that you're getting here, making this your best bet if you're looking for that additional custom styling and those extra small features that are going to help out when it comes to visibility and keeping you more noticeable on the street. Overall, I think if you're looking for a set of solid flares, you have that extra cash to spend on a quality set with a couple of added features in the meantime, then this is going to be a great set to choose.Now, install will be a straightforward one out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter. There is again, a little bit of wiring, but we're going to show you how to do that in just a second. And it's probably going to take you about two hours to get the job done. At this point, we can head over to the shop and check out a detailed breakdown of the install process step by step. So that's going to wrap it up for me. Let's go ahead and get into it.Speaker 1: For this install, you will need a ratchet, 10-millimeter and 13-millimeter sockets, 4-millimeter and 5-millimeter Allen sockets, 13-millimeter crescent wrench, 13-millimeter ratcheting wrench, clip removal tool, Phillips-head screwdriver, wire strippers and crimpers, angle cutters. And what is not included in the kit but we'll need for wiring is male spade connectors and T taps. What's up, guys? Today we're going to be installing some fender flares on our Wrangler, so let's get started.So to get started, we're going to go underneath our fender flare into our fender liner and go ahead and remove a couple of 10-millimeter bolts using our 10-millimeter socket on our ratchet. So your two 10-millimeter bolts are located up here under your fender well. We'll go ahead and remove those. Next, we can go ahead and unplug our side marker light so we can transfer that to our new flare. And to do that, I'm just going to reach back in and unclip our harness. It's kind of hard to see, but if you reach back in here, there's a push tab. You go ahead and push down on that and just go ahead and remove your connector.So now we're just going to give our flare a firm tug, pulling the tabs out of the body, and go ahead and separate that. And out comes our flare and inner fender liner. And once you have the side off, you can go ahead and repeat this process for your other side. So now we can go ahead and remove our rear flare. And to do that, we're going to remove the clips inside the fender well and go ahead and pull our flare off. We find it's easier to go ahead and transfer your fender liner over after it's off the vehicle just for ease of install. So we're going to use our clip removal tool and remove what's supposed to be six clips inside the fender well, and then go ahead and pull our flare.Now, from the factory, yours should have four more clips located around the arch of the inner fender liner, but our vehicle has been previously modified. And as you know, clips are notorious for getting broken or lost, so we still only have two. So now we can go ahead and give a firm tug on our flare to go ahead and separate it from the body. Now, some of your clips will absolutely break, but your kit comes with new clips to reinstall into the body to go ahead and remedy that.Go ahead and remove your flare and liner as one piece. And once you've done that, we can go ahead and repeat this process for the other side. So before we start installing our new flare, there's a couple of things we have to do to get it ready. Sometimes your light may come installed, sometimes not. If not, there are two four-millimeter Allen bolts that go right on the bottom side of your bracket, and you use a four-millimeter Allen wrench to go ahead and install those. And then after that, we have to install our rubber padding on the backside of our flare just to give it a little cushion so it doesn't mess up any paint or make any noises when we install it.So to do that, we're simply going to remove the backing. A little bit at a time. You don't need to pull the whole thing. And we'll start up front here and just go ahead and work that around your first corner. We will have to remount the holes for our mounting bolts afterward. We'll go ahead and keep this flush along our lines here. Go ahead and keep removing your backing as you work down to our bottom edge. And then we'll go ahead and trim off the excess.We'll go ahead and grab some angle cutters or a knife, whatever you have on hand, to go ahead and trim your excess off. And you can even use some of this excess to go ahead and put some more in your corner here. It's not really necessary, but if you like it for aesthetics, that's fine. Next, we can go ahead and clear out our bolt holes for our mounting points. And to do that, you can use a razor blade or something else to go ahead and poke through it. A Phillips-head screwdriver does work pretty well.So we'll go ahead and run that through just to clear up space for the holes. We'll go ahead and line them up for the next one as well. We'll go ahead and keep working our way down. So for your LED DRL light here, you are going to add some connectors to the end of your wiring to tap into your factory harness. What we've gone ahead and done is added two male spade connectors using our wire strippers and crimpers, just pulled back some sheathing and crimped those on. And our harness actually already has some T taps on our wires, and those are very easy. They just snap into place. And you go ahead and slide your male spade connector in. And that retains stock functionality if you ever want to switch back and it's easy to take on and off.So now that we're ready to go on the car, we're going to grab our supplied hardware, which will be five of your shorter 13-millimeter bolts, two flat washers for each bolt, and a lock nut for each bolt as well. And we're going to use our factory bracket here to kind of hold it in place as we get our first few bolts in. We'll go ahead and just set it up here.Now that we have our first bolt in, there is a small slot between your fender and inner fender to go ahead and slide that on. Go ahead and get your nut on. Once we have our bolt through, then get your washer on. And this may take some finagling because there is a small gap behind here for your lock nut to go in. Now we can continue loosely installing our front five bolts.Now that we have those installed loosely, we can go ahead and work on our bottom two bolts. So for these last two rear mounting bolts, you will need a drill and drill bits to go ahead and get your holes drilled through the front of your fender here and the back of your inner fender. Now, what you're going to want to do is once you have these pretty much installed, get it in place, mark out your first hole and go ahead and drill through that, then set your spacer in and go ahead and put your drill bit through that to get straight through to your rear mounting point of your inner fender, then go ahead and drill that through.And for our top one here, we're going to use our longer Allen-head bolt, our longer spacer, two flat washers and a lock nut, and go ahead and slide that into place. Then for our bottom mounting point, we're going to use our shorter Allen-head bolt and our shorter spacer and flat washer on each side and the same drilling process to go ahead and get this mounted up. Once you have your spacers through and your bolts installed, you can go ahead and grab your other flat washer and lock nut for the backside of each of those Allen-head bolts.So once you have all your hardware in place, we can go ahead and start to snug our bolts down and get our fender flare lined up exactly where we want. We're going to use the tension from the hardware to go ahead and hold it in place, but just keep moving it around until you're happy with the fitment. So we'll grab our 13-millimeter socket and our ratchet and a 13-millimeter wrench and go ahead and start tightening these down.So this front mounting bolt is a little bit hard to get to because of your light bracket. So for that one, you may need a 13-millimeter ratcheting wrench and a 13-millimeter wrench. And now to tighten down our last two bolts with the spacer on them we're going to use our 5-millimeter Allen socket on our ratchet and our 13-millimeter wrench for the nut.Now we're going to go ahead and plug in our male spade connectors for our LED DRL light into our factory harness, which has already been T tapped. So our red wire is going to go into our white with green striped wire, and then obviously our black will be to black for ground. And then we'll go ahead and tuck our wiring back up in. And you can zip-tie it out of the way or just tuck it in, whatever you prefer. And once you've completed this, you can go ahead and repeat this process for your other side.All right guys. That about wraps up our review and install of our officially licensed Jeep Tubular Fender flares with LED DRLs and Jeep logo on the front for your '07 to '18 Jeep Wrangler JKs. Thank you for watching. And as always, for everything Wrangler, keep it right here at extremeterrain.com.
Protection and Style. Add extra protection to your 2007-2018 JK while improving its style with a set of Officially Licensed Jeep Tubular Front Fender Flares. Featuring a flat fender design, these 6.5-inch wide Front Tubular Flares will open up your Wrangler's wheel wells for a more aggressive off-road appearance. These Tubular Flares not only provide additional tire coverage to protect your rig from flying debris, but they also give you a little extra room when upgrading to a beefier set of tires. Additionally, the officially licensed Jeep logo badges add a nice subtle accent that’s sure to impress your fellow Jeep enthusiasts.
Fender Mounted LED Accent Lights. These Officially Licensed Jeep Tubular Fender Flares were design with LED daytime running light (DRL) accent lights. These two forward facing flare mounted LED lights not only help to light up the dark path ahead, but they also give your Jeep an impressive appearance.
Heavy Duty Construction. Manufactured for maximum durability, these Officially Licensed Jeep Flares are crafted from 1.5mm thick carbon steel plate and durable 38mm X 2.5mm carbon steel tubing, allowing them to take on anything the trail throws at them. These Tubular Fender Flares are finished in a two stage epoxy pre-coating and high-grade textured black powder coating for durability and long lasting corrosion resistance.
Officially Licensed Jeep Product. These Tubular Fender Flares feature officially-licensed Jeep logo badges for impressive styling. With these Fender Flares being officially licensed, you can be assured that they are of the highest quality.
Bolt-on Installation. These Officially Licensed Jeep Tubular Fender Flares were designed to be a direct bolt-on upgrade using just basic hand tools. Please note that minor drilling will be required for installation. Installation of the LED accent lights will require some minor wiring for operation.
Application. These Officially Licensed Jeep Tubular Fender Flares with LED DRL and Jeep Logo; Front are designed to fit 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK models.
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