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Need to cover my tires better and still want a flare. Bushwakers would work, but too many people have said they break. Rusty is advertising new flex flares, anyone use them yet?
I've never seen any of the people that I know, break any Bushwhackers. I have seen practically twigs break the Rusty's flares, but have not seen there "Flex flares" yet.
my bushwhackers are great!!!
ive cracked the rear passenger side one but that was only cos i reversed it into a tree, an then in the afternoon i had it resting on the archs on its side getting pushed down a gully, not a scratch on the body an just light scrapes on the arches.
i thought i'd totaled the bodywork on that side of the jeep an the arches acually saved it an were fine themselves.
they are very strong because they're ridgid an an spread alot of load across the body, but if your gonna be bouncong the jeep through rocks an have a good chance of hitting the bodywork HARD then they will break whereas something like the tj arches will just deform a bit!
i say get them, they look good but a tad spensive.
On the website, it says the flex flares are made of a different type of plastic that is just more flexible than their regular flares...they're not rubber...
On the website, it says the flex flares are made of a different type of plastic that is just more flexible than their regular flares...they're not rubber...
Look like they flex great to me! I would try them but I have the Warn TJ flares now after totally destroying those cheap A$$ BushCrackers.The older BW were softer and flexable but don't even think about buying them now!They are just plain JUNK CHEAPA$$ PLASTIC CRAP!!! I cracked mine in a creekbed against a dirt bank,I cracked them on trees and rocks and totally shattered them all to Hell when I rolled mine.Buy the Rusty's or Warn TJ's.
i have seen them & touched them. I think they look good from 20 feet but up close they look like cheap rubber maid, but I suppose they serve their intended purpose
okay well try twisting them up at -40 like it gets up here dam near everything snaps at -40 lol but mehh they look like they would be good in the warm climats
I'm real happy with the Bush wackers. I think the problem with them is the cheap-ass sheet metal screws that come with them. I replaced w/ #10 machine screws and rivet-nuts and they work great. Look real nice too.
well i hav bw's and i crack them super easy and i wanna get somethin thats a little more durable, or at least more forgiving. tube fenders would be the best
only good thing about bw is when you break one they send you a whole new set basically
