Introducing our X-Terrain style fender flare kit, consisting of 6 pieces to provide a sleek and rugged look to your vehicle. These flares feature a 6-inch side wall height, offering approximately 15-20mm coverage at the top of the wheel arch before tapering back to the panel.
Designed for those with a minimal amount of poke or stock wheels looking to achieve the X-Terrain aesthetic, these flares are the perfect addition to your vehicle's exterior.
Installation is straightforward, with the rear flares mounting using existing bolts and clips in the wheel arch and mudflap. The front flares require mounting the rear section first, aligning it with the front bumper/panel, and then drilling holes for additional inner guard mount clips. Once installed, apply firm pressure along the adhesive strip edges and allow up to 24 hours for proper adhesion.
For vehicles with the lower tub spoiler behind the wheels, some trimming may be required to ensure a perfect fit.
Constructed from high-quality ABS material, these flare kits are built tough to withstand the rigors of off-road adventures. Not only do they enhance the appearance of your vehicle, but they also provide excellent protection against rocks, sticks, and debris encountered both on and off the road.
We often receive inquiries about the legality of our stick-on flares for Australian 4WD vehicles. Here are some common questions and their answers, backed by research from the Government website "Infrastructure & Vehicle Regulations."
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Are flares illegal?
No. According to the "National Code Of Practice For Light Vehicle Construction & Modification," flared extensions may be added to original mudguards. There are no restrictions on their design or size. -
Can I just stick the flares on with 3M tape?
No. The document specifies that the new section must be securely fixed, not just adhered with tape. -
Are the flares too wide to pass a pit inspection?
No. There are no restrictions on the design or size of the flares, as long as they are securely fixed and meet other specified requirements.
It's also crucial to consider insurance implications. If a stick-on flare comes off while driving and causes an accident, insurance companies may use this as a reason not to pay out. So, ensuring the secure installation of the flares is essential for safety and peace of mind.