Rugged Ridge 11650.20 Body Armor Kit, Front, Fender Guards; 97-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ

As others have mentioned, I had to use a heat gun to form it a little better on the top outer edges on both sides… did not sit flush. That said, they do what they are supposed to do. Good news is that it also covers up the rust spots that develop in the top front of the fenders

Did not fit the fenders at all I returned them

After hitting some ice and tearing up my front fender I decided to buy these to cover the damage. They worked great and fit like a glove. No sweat on the tape... I just used clear silicone via caulk gun to attach. Nothing to it. One thing to note... these attach behind the front running lights via screws. In other words, you remove your front running lights, then replace atop the fender covers back to the holes. The screws in the kit were just a little short and not really up to the task. I went to the auto store and purchased some stainless #8 screws with plenty of length to tighten up everything. These look great on the jeep. I also have real diamond plate installed and the guards matches just fine!

These fit my 2004 TJ like OJ Simpson’s glove. Seriously the fit was spot on, absolutely no trimming, heat guns and what not. Remove the lights, pull the tape and take your time centering the screw holes in the cover with the fender screw holes for the light. Make sure you clean the area where it’s going to adhere to with alcohol. Included is four longer light mount screws which is a plus. I gave these four stars because of price. It’s about $1.59 in material, but it does look good. That’s what you’re paying for is the WOW factor.

I like these. No reason they are priced like they are. I’ve seen disposable packaging that has to be on equal with this product. No idea why they cost so much. That being said I like them. I have a lot of fender damage and this is less expensive that collision repair. Covers chips and dings. Protects metal fender. I like but think the price is ridiculous.

The passenger side cover fit perfect but the drivers side did not. I heated it up with a heat gun to get them to at least go on the Jeep but it seems like the drivers side did not get cut right. I got it to work but not all that happy with. If the Jeep wasn’t black I would probably take them off.

I have pecks in the paint around these areas. Last owner most likely had done some highway driving. Also there was a little damage on the driver's side, the blinker was recessed a bit. Put these bad boys on, with a little manipulation, looks like no damage has ever took place. But I do agree with a lot of people, the tape could have been a little thicker, I just doubled the thickness and added a few more strips for extra support.

These are very poorly made. They do not fit onto the fenders without EXTENSIVE modification including cutting, gluing/taping, different hardware, and heat gun molding. The lip on the outboard sides of the product interfere with the fender, keeping it from lying flat against the fender. The screws that come with the product are not nearly long enough. The guards do not cover the whole front area of the fender, leaving a nice cheesy gap of fender poking out. Not to mention, $50+ for two pieces of cheap plastic is ridiculous. I'll be trying the Bushwacker brand fender guards, which are painstakingly more expensive, and if they don't fit perfectly then I give up.

perfect fit and received in under 24hrs, did not even know i could get stuff for my jeep on amazon, my other a wheel parts store takes forever and is much more expensive

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Fit well

I bought this fully expecting to return it, based on the negative views I read on Amazon. Mine fitted nicely, requiring only a small amount of work to fit excellently. The adhesive works really well but I had thoroughly cleaned the surface of the Jeep with first Windex then 99% isopropyl alcohol. Then I wiped the area clean with a lint cloth, then applied the fender guards. It helps to do a dry run first to be aware of any tricky spots. The second picture shows where I had to warm up the plastic with a heat gun, it didn't quite match the curve of the fender. I lightly heated it and then pressed it carefully to match and fit. All in all it went on without much trouble. There are four longer screws included in the kit to install the turn signals, these went in without fuss. I like the look of the fender guards, and I am happy with my purchase.