Front Fenders & Accessories

Frequently Asked Questions About Front Fenders & Accessories

What materials are front fenders available in, and which one should I choose?

Front fenders are typically available in stainless steel, aluminum, and poly (plastic) construction. Stainless steel offers a polished, long-lasting look and strong resistance to corrosion, aluminum provides a lighter-weight option with a similar appearance, and poly fenders are a more affordable, lightweight choice that resists denting. Your choice usually comes down to budget, desired appearance, and how much weight you're looking to add to the front end.

Will a front fender fit my specific truck make and model?

Fender fit varies by truck manufacturer, model, and even model year, since axle placement, tire size, and frame width differ across trucks. Always check the listed fitment information on each product page, and if you're unsure, have your truck's make, model, year, and tire size on hand when contacting us so we can confirm compatibility before you order.

Do front fenders come with mounting brackets and hardware?

Some front fenders include the necessary mounting brackets and hardware, while others are sold separately as fender-only or bracket-only kits. Be sure to read the product description carefully to see what's included, and if brackets aren't included, we carry separate bracket kits designed to match common fender styles and truck applications.

Can I install a front fender myself, or do I need a professional?

Many drivers and shop technicians install front fenders themselves using basic hand tools, since most kits bolt onto existing bracket mounts or frame points. That said, proper alignment and fitment can take some patience, especially with half fenders or custom bracket setups, so if you're not comfortable with the install, a truck repair shop can typically handle it quickly.

How do I keep a stainless steel or aluminum fender looking new?

Regular washing with mild soap and water helps prevent road grime, salt, and brake dust from building up and dulling the finish. For stainless fenders, a metal polish designed for automotive or truck use can help maintain shine and reduce the chance of surface corrosion over time, while aluminum fenders generally just need routine cleaning to stay looking sharp.