Bestop's Fender Flares for the Bronco? 
If you haven't, they're pretty rad 
These are kinda square peg in a round hole, both offerings out there don't seem to hide the round arch very well.Don’t like them. What’s this circled? Little curved piece covering original opening? Don’t see this on the site.
Website pics hide it. Which is the correct pic or final version?These are kinda square peg in a round hole, both offerings out there don't seem to hide the round arch very well.
I think that is just a reflection
Not a fan
The posts here are hardly critical analysis, more like casual commentary. What exactly are they going to say? Just imagine this thread was yours, you proudly posted pics of a mod you did to your Bronco with the intention of marketing it, and everyone was telling you how terrible it looked. What would you say in response? If I was Bestop, my response would be succinct and straight to the point. "Sucks you don't like it, keep your OEM flare you ungrateful sausage". It's probably why I don't sell things on internet forums, now that I think about it.Just love when a vendor posts something, gets excited about it, then members give a critical analysis that’s legit, then the vendor that started the thread….. crickets.
Not a good look Bestop. It was pointed out that your squarish fender flair doesn’t totally cover the factory round wheel arch. Not that difficult to understand, but just say that.
A corporate social media team (or intern) can’t just tuck and run whenever challenged. Customers interpret that as you have something to hide; meaning no sales and lost trust.
Bestop makes good stuff, but maybe you’re not perfect; that’s fine, just own what you do and why and explain what you were trying to accomplish and we (customers) may give you some grace.
Not like we don’t know that square don’t fit round, we all graduated at least 5th grade!
Pics from the site look like computer generated designs, here's real life showing it sit a little higher in the front:
