E-cowlboy Front+Rear Inner Fender Liners for Jeep Wrangler JK JKU 2007-2018 4WD US Flag Logo Corrosion-Resistant Aluminum Lightweight Design Splash Guards (Black)

looks ok how ever only instructions to put the rears together but its easy enough to look at the images and put them together. Built the fronts up and one rear now stuck as there are no more little m6 bolts and nuts left to finish putting them together. only 4 m6 rivet nuts supplied so i can only fit 1 rear, not sure what they want me to do with the other 3 ohh wait the other 2 as there isnt enough fixings to put one of them together. Shame it would have looked good. Cant find a way to complain or get more fixings sent so i guess ill have to waste more time now taking them to bits packing up and returning it. Defo not worth £161 for the struggle and bad QC.

Looks very nice. Installation was relatively easy. There is a lot of improvising that must be done. Some of the holes don’t line up. The instructions are trash. But there’s a video on YouTube of a guy installing these exact same ones. In the video, he skips the part of the holes that don’t line up. Some of the holes you just have to ignore and not use. And some of them you have to improvise. But after a little work. Looks good.

Most definitely not for the individual who can't do body work are modifications. I have been working on jeeps for over 20 yrs and I have to say they were a stubborn modification. No instructions, not enough hardware, also if you are planning to use them with your stock fender flare it will not work . You will not be able to put the front of your fender flare on. Plus it will not sit flush with your quarter panel. It will work however you are going to have to make some modification to the fender flare, cutting quite a bit off. So if you aren't willing to do that. These are not for you. If you got after market flares you should be good.

I had removed my inner fenders a while ago to have easier access when working on stuff under the jeep. After adding body spacers it felt like people could see under my jeeps skirt! So I got these inner fenders to hide the goods. They fit mostly in stock holes but we did have to drill 2 holes into the bumper, which the hardware it came with did not work for so we had to use our own self tapping screws. Other than that instal was fast and easy and they look awesome!

Box came with hardware scattered all over the bottom of the box. Missing multiple self tappers among other nuts and bolts. Directions for the front fenders were not included. Couldn't find them but figured it out. Fitment not great, some holes didn't line up. Had to go buy some of the missing hardware. For the price they aren't bad. As someone else said already, if you aren't mechanically inclined it will be a little more difficult.

They fit good and look pretty decent. However, the hardware rusted first time it got wet so now it looks terrible..