Tyger Auto Fender Flare Compatible with 2018-2020 Ford F-150, Smooth Textured Paintable Bolt-Riveted Style 4pc | TG-FF8F4378

They fit like a glove on my f150. Value for the money. Holes alined good. Quality is great.

Excellent alternative to expensive brands, this looks just like other a much lower price.

Just trust the mounting process. These things are pretty tight once installed. A bit tall, so it makes my 33's looks a bit tiny in the fender wells, but they work, and add a cool flair to the truck. That being said, if you're going for a rugged look, you're gonna want at least 35's to have a solid appearance...otherwise it looks like your truck skipped leg day, especially when it gets darker

What is advertised on Amazon is not necessarily true. I purchased the fender flares for Ford F-150 2019 and they said that they were designed for that particular vehicle well I got out my first one which was the left front and put it up to the side of the truck the body lines were off and when I got the instructions out and was going to install the flare none of the holes matched up the piece they give you for the inner brace I guess it is doesn't match up I only have three holes that are filled with plastic inserts and one bolt very front nothing like that was described in the instructions I am thoroughly disappointed thoroughly disgusted with what they advertise as a matter of fact I ordered a set of seat covers from a company try to install them with their instructions and no way in this God's green earth with those seat covers fit so beware

I have a 2019 F150 with ecoboost. It has the plastic trim on the wheel well that seemed as if it was blocking off the space for the bracket. I will say that the bracket is EXTREMELY confusing, but just a tip, it goes on the inside and the angle pieces flush against your factory holes. The flat piece that you add the clip onto will sit not resting on anything but that's how they are supposed to work. I hope this helps others because its what took me a lot longer than I'd care to admit.

I am SUPER pleased with my Tyger fender flares. The pic above is of them on my 2018 Ford F150. They are a GREAT custom fit product, BUT you need to do your due diligence when reading the instructions and installing them. Here's what I mean: The provided instructions are good, but as I was waiting for them to arrive, I watched a couple of videos on the installation of them. This helped a TON!!! I would strongly suggest that you do the same, so you don't get frustrated with the installation. The fronts are definitely more difficult than the rears. I did it myself, and they came out great! I found, especially since I was installing them myself, that hanging the center screw on each flare was the easiest way to get them 'on,' then continued with the next ones. As many people say, there is a little 'muscling' involved to get them just right. Following the contours on the body line will help that quite a bit. They look great, and are super snug against the body - and YES I installed the weatherstripping on the flares to insure a snug fit. Solid 'A' for this product!

I installed this for my son on law because it was required by his state for registration due to his over sized wheels. They were easy to install and it didn't require drilling but I did drill the bottom hole instead of using the s clamp. Great product.

Fenders look good. People compliment them and don't know they're cosmetic. A bit of a hassle to attach, but not overly complicated.Most frustrating thing is 3 fenders fit well and snug and the 4th (driver side front) doesn't. It has gaps and isn't tight. Not very noticeable (unless you already know), but super annoying (if you do know). The instructions say to -- get this -- let it sit in the hot sun for a few hours and it will miraculously fix itself. Yes, I tried it. No, it didn't work. I think it actually made it worse.Frustrating.