Dodge Ram Fender Flares 1500 2500 2002-2008

they fit ok, had to used black cocking to give it a finish look because of the small gap around the fender flare and fender . again ok for they money . now if they gave you some kind of rubber gasket to go between the flare and the fender I would give it a 5 star

I puut them on my 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 today - shipped fast of course, it's Amazon :) and packed well. Each is clearly labeled with good instructions. Fairly easy to install - about 15 minutes for each one being overly neat with installation. I used lathe self-tapping screws (though I drilled a small pilot hole) because they have the built-in washer style head for more pressure; but the ones that come with it I'm sure will work fine.Tape and fit worked great. I had a few small gaps - mainly on the back two. I tried two different brands of so-called black silicone DAP and Permatex (DAP I will NEVER buy any of their products again - different story, but this was 3rd times the charm for failure of their products);Problem is neither looked black on the flat matte color of the flares against a waxed black paint body ? - Looked grey to me - so I removed the 'black' silicone and went with clear. The clear silicone to fill the few and small gaps prevents moisture from getting behind them.Overall, a great product at a good Amazon price and excellent quality :) I most definitely recommend these.

Flares look good and easy to install. Only issue I have, is that the tape that's on the front flares doesn't stay stuck to the body.

Did good on my 04 but on my 07 didn't want to sit right on the front and seal

Arrived quick, no damage. Each flare was packaged separately and labeled. Fairly easy to install. I only had slight rust on my right wheel well, so I did the work before the install. One thing I did notice that while the flares edges fit snug against the body they don't have a gasket and they leave a cavity that could possibly hold water. My solution: I bought 4 bicycle inner tubes, cut the valve off and slit them open. I then used silicone to hold the rubber in place, them placed the flare over them. After installation you may also notice a small gap between the body and flare, probably due to the thickness of the 3m tape. I ran a bead of clear silicone down the gap, pressed and smoothed it in. You will have to move the Hemi Badge (I used dental floss doubled up). 2004 Ram 1500

Good

I went to a body shop to have an estimate on getting rid of my rust problem, around my rear wheel wells .... $2500.00 !!!My friends said do it yourself. Sand and stop the rust starting before it gets bad and cover it with Fender Flares. So I did and it only cost me the price of these. Which was far more less than a body shop. Saved me $2350.00 and I love em. Made my 2002 Dodge 4x4 look like a BRAND NEW truck. I wish I could show it to you on here. Very easy to install. Only hard part to me was sanding and getting rid of the rust. You don't want to wait for the rust to eat through the metal. So act quick ;)

Fit almost perfect, easy installation and I would definitely recommend these to hide the rear wheel fender rust. My only wish is that they didn't stick out so far off the body.