Fender Flares

Our truck fender flares are available for Ford F-150, Super Duty F-250 and F-350, Dodge Ram 1500, Ram 2500 and 3500, Chevy Silverado 1500, Silverado 2500HD and 3500HD, GMC Sierra 1500, Sierra 2500HD and 3500HD, Toyota Tacoma, Toyota Tundra, and Nissan Titan. Whether you are looking for Bushwacker pocket style fender flares for your Silverado 1500, painted fender flares for your Ram 1500, bolt on fender flares for your Ford Super Duty, or color matched fender flares for your Chevy Silverado — every set is matched to your exact year, make, and model for direct bolt-on installation.

Pocket Style, OE Style, Bolt On & Painted Fender Flares for Every Truck

We carry Bushwacker, AVS, Stampede, and EGR fender flares in pocket style, OE style, extend-a-fender, and bolt-on configurations. Pocket style fender flares feature exposed stainless steel bolt hardware for an off-road look, while OE style flares sit flush against the body for a factory-integrated appearance. Color matched and painted fender flares are available in factory paint codes for Ram 1500, Silverado, Sierra, and F-150 — eliminating the need for aftermarket painting. For trucks running 33-inch or 35-inch tires after a lift or leveling kit, fender flares provide the extra coverage needed to stay compliant and protect surrounding body panels from tire spray and rock chips.

Pair your fender flares with other exterior protection — add front and rear Mud Flaps from WeatherTech and Husky to catch road salt and gravel, or protect your truck bed with a liner or rail caps from Bed Accessories. For front-end upgrades, browse our Bull Bars & Grille Guards and aftermarket Bumpers. Secure your cargo with a hard or soft Tonneau Covers option. Explore our full Exterior collection for running boards, grilles, bug deflectors, and window deflectors.

If you are building a lifted truck, pair your flares with a lift kit or leveling kit from Suspension, a set of off-road rims from Wheels, and an exhaust or cold air intake from Performance.

What's Included in Our Truck Fender Flares Collection

• Pocket style fender flares — exposed bolt hardware for an aggressive off-road look on F-150, Super Duty, Ram 1500, Ram 2500/3500, Silverado, Sierra, Tacoma, Tundra, and Titan from Bushwacker
• OE style fender flares — smooth, factory-flush finish that matches your truck's body lines for a clean OEM-plus appearance from AVS and Bushwacker
• Bolt on fender flares — no-drill installation using factory mounting points for Super Duty, Ram 2500/3500, Silverado HD, and Sierra HD
• Painted & color matched fender flares — factory paint code options for Ram 1500, Silverado 1500, Sierra 1500, and F-150 — ready to install with no painting needed
• Extend-a-fender flares — extra-wide coverage for trucks running oversized tires after a suspension lift, available for GMC Sierra HD and Chevy Silverado HD
• Rear wheel well liners — inner fender protection against salt, mud, and debris buildup behind the rear wheels

Why Choose Lethal Auto

Every set of fender flares at Lethal Auto is matched to your truck's exact year, make, model, and trim — including cab and bed length where applicable. We offer a lowest price guarantee across Canada, verified fitment on every order, and expert support from truck enthusiasts who understand the difference between pocket style and OE style fitments. Call us Monday to Friday at 306-717-3959 for help choosing the right flares for your build — whether you need the best fender flares for winter driving and salt protection in Canada or coverage for 35-inch tires on a lifted Silverado.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between pocket style and OE style fender flares?

Pocket style fender flares feature visible stainless steel bolt hardware along the edges, giving your truck an aggressive, off-road-ready look. OE style fender flares sit flush against the body with smooth edges and no visible bolts, matching the factory fender lines for a clean appearance. Pocket style flares typically provide wider coverage for oversized tires, while OE style flares are designed to look like they came from the factory on trucks like the F-150, Ram 1500, and Silverado.

Do fender flares help prevent rust and rock chips on trucks?

Fender flares extend beyond the factory fender edge to shield paint and body panels from rocks, gravel, mud, and road salt kicked up by your tires. This reduces chipping and moisture exposure that leads to rust — especially on Canadian trucks exposed to winter salt, sand, and freeze-thaw cycles. Flares are particularly effective on trucks running wider-than-stock tires after a lift or leveling kit, where exposed body metal is at higher risk.

Should I get painted or unpainted fender flares for my truck?

Painted fender flares come pre-finished in your truck's factory paint code for a seamless, color matched look right out of the box — ideal for daily drivers and street trucks. Unpainted flares come in matte black textured finish, which works well on off-road builds, work trucks, and lifted trucks where a rugged appearance is preferred. If your truck has a custom paint job or non-factory color, choose unpainted flares and have them color matched at a local body shop.

Can you install fender flares at home without drilling?

Most OE style and bolt on fender flares from Bushwacker and AVS are designed for no-drill installation, using factory mounting points, clips, and existing bolt holes on your truck. Pocket style flares may require minor drilling for the decorative bolt hardware depending on the vehicle. Each set includes vehicle-specific installation instructions and all required mounting hardware for your exact truck.

Do fender flares allow you to run wider tires on a truck?

Fender flares extend the legal fender line of your truck, allowing wider tires to sit within the covered area. Pocket style and extend-a-fender flares provide the most additional coverage — typically 1 to 3 inches per side depending on the style. For trucks with a Suspension lift running 33-inch or 35-inch tires, fender flares keep tire edges within the fender boundary and reduce road spray hitting the cab and bed panels.

What are the best fender flares for winter driving and salt protection in Canada?

For maximum winter protection on Canadian roads, pocket style or extend-a-fender flares provide the widest coverage against road salt, sand, and gravel spray. Bushwacker Pocket Style and Extend-A-Fender options cover the largest area beyond the factory fender edge. Pair your flares with front and rear Mud Flaps from WeatherTech or Husky for full lower-body protection during winter months.