Duratek OEM Style Fender Flares Body Styling Fits Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2014-2018

Purchased these for my wife's birthday this year. She selected which flares she wanted for her Silverado and she made an excellent choice.Although I cannot comment on installation... we had a local body shop install them (they offered us a deal that was too good to pass up...$100)... I can say they look really nice on the truck and I have complete confidence that they were installed correctly (we have previously used their services foe other work).The quality of the fender flares are quite rugged and they fit magnificently. We are very pleased with our purchase.

Perfect fit ! If you follow instructions ,they fit tight against body no gaps ..well worth the money.

These are decent fender flares. Be sure to read the directions closely before installing. They take some adjusting to get them to nicely with no gap between the flare edge and the body of the truck. Are they the absolute best ones on the market? Probably not, but they’re decent compared to the price, and look nice once installed properly. Time will tell on product durability. I like that they’re not as gaudy as some of the stuff you see on the market, these are a little more subtle. I’d recommend these and am happy with the look.

These fender flares look to be made excellent and of great quality material. Unfortunately, I had to return them due to the fact they didn't adapt well with my Weather Tech mud guards. I need the mud guards more due to the roads I drive on.If you are looking for these flares, I would recommend them!

Perfect fit👌

Fit perfect. Looks great 👍

While they match the style of the OEM flares, these flares are poorly molded and leave about an 1/8 of and inch gap in both corners.The only way to fix it is to drill a hole in the outside of the corners and screw them in. Defeating the purpose of them being OEM style.I would definately recommend finding another brand instead of these.

These don't sit flush against the body. They do stick out and have about a 1/4" gap at the edge that gradually increases. I had to put these on my rear quarters and cut a good amount of rot off the bed. I tried using glue to fill the gap but it didn't take well. I tried sealing the edge with silicone and seemed to work for a bit. I guess the problem I have is that there isn't any spot for me to screw into on the upper part above the tire since I had to cut a good amount of metal off. I advise using Eastwood products to try to stop tolhe rust from spreading.