Collection: Fender Flares & Mud Flaps

Fender flares are one of the most practical upgrades you can make to a truck, Jeep, or off-road rig. Once you go wider on tires, stock fenders often can't contain the spray — and in many states, exposed tires beyond the factory body line are a citation waiting to happen. A solid set of flares solves both problems at once, extending your coverage and giving your build a cleaner, more purposeful look.

What to Consider Before You Buy

• Style: Pocket-bolt, OE-style, and flat-style flares each deliver a different look and coverage width — match the style to your build's overall direction.
• Material: Most aftermarket flares are ABS plastic or flexible thermoplastic. Consider your climate and how much flex you need on the trail.
• Coverage width: Measure your tire overhang before ordering. Flares are typically rated by how many inches beyond the factory line they cover.
• Finish: Textured matte finishes hide scratches better on the trail; paintable options let you match your body color for a cleaner street look.
• Hardware included: Confirm whether mounting hardware and any required trim clips come in the box before you order.

At Dirt Masters, we stock fender flares built for the way off-road buyers actually use their rigs — not just for show. Take your time comparing coverage specs and fitment notes, and if you have questions about what works with your lift and tire setup, we're here to help you get it right the first time.