Bushwacker Fender Flares?

[Lowcountry Bronco]

Thank you, I understand why you posted the link. Seems nobody likes the look except me. I did post that I liked it. I more interested in a review than I am what people think of the look. If they are difficult to put on. If they hold up and are durable. They seem to think they look cheap didn't to me but then again I didn't see them personally so I can't comment.

Bushwacker has made flares for years so I'd imagine the quality is fine. You should be able to find the install instructions online somewhere to see how difficult or sturdy it'll be.

I didn't post up the link for only the bad reviews, there was at least one that I remember that they had them so if you're interested you can message them your questions or at least get another view.

I will say they're not for me, I love the look of vintage pocket flares on the EBs but don't think these translate well to the 6G. It's your Bronco and your money so I'll back you 100% for you to do what you like with it. If you decide to get them then post up your pics and you might change some minds or get more of the same answers.

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[Black_Stallion13]

I think they look better when color-matched to the body and on wider trucks with 37’s like a Raptor setup (though they are better looking than terrible stock Raptor flares). To me, still not as nice as the standard flares but I prefer more of a clean, minimalist look.

I do think they’d look pretty sweet on your rig painted white with black bolts tho (can’t tell if the bolts r black or stainless from pics).

 

[MNBigfoot]

Bushwackers, the poor-man's diamond plate. or do I have that backwards?

 

[Baja Bronco]

It’s your truck, get them if you like them. I’ve never understood why people care what other people think? If money is no object, I would go with ADV or Fiberwerx flares, but we’re talking money now for material, fitment, and paint.

 

[bravely]

For those that don't like the look, keep it to yourself.

You might do a google search for "bronco6g bushwacker fender flare". I know I've seen a couple people post about having them.

I use to really like 'em on Jeeps, now, I'm ambivalent. Not sure about these but being a Ford part, and done well, I'm leaning toward thumbs up

 

[23BDBigSean]

I saw them on a Bronco in El Paso, with the lifted rig and bigger tires I think they look good- so I naturally snapped a few pics. They don’t appear to poke out to far past the tires. I am happy with my Sas flares so I can’t comment on durability or ease of install… but they seem to work for this Blonde baddie

As everyone has said- don’t worry about what others think and customize YOUR Bronco to what YOU want. Everyone’s going to have an opinion

 

[23BDBigSean]

As I said I just saw them on a bronco while I was in El Paso, that is not my vehicle. Sorry couldn’t be more help but I thought they looked good on a live Bronco as compared to a generic photo

 

[Gypsy]

As I said I just saw them on a bronco while I was in El Paso, that is not my vehicle. Sorry couldn’t be more help but I thought they looked good on a live Bronco as compared to a generic photo

Yep just reread your post. They do look good. I do have a Badlands SAS but they are only 35's probably won't look as good. Better if I had 37's, maybe I will have to reconsider. Thanks for your help.

 

[Tire Fryer]

They don't look half bad painted body color. Definitely have the tires flush with the flare edge.

Concern would be if they trap moisture?

Had an OBS F250 that came out of Kansas. PO had similar flares installed to cover rust around wheel openings...

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