Fender Flares and Extensions
Fender Flare Extensions Jeep Wrangler JK/JKU 2007-2017 — 35-50 mm
Extension strips for the factory fender flares on the Jeep Wrangler JK and JKU, model years 2007-2017. They widen the vehicle outline by 35 to 50 mm per side, which makes room for wider wheels. Fitted with the supplied plastic rivets — no extra holes to drill, no glue and no silicone.
Fender Flare Extensions Jeep Wrangler JK/JKU 2007-2017 — 35-50 mm
The cheapest way to add a few centimetres of coverage without replacing the flares themselves. The strip attaches to the factory arch and covers what sticks out past it once you fit wider wheels.
The supplier states the extension width: 35 to 50 mm per side, and assigns the product to the Wrangler JK and JKU, model years 2007-2017, petrol and diesel alike. The photo shows a black strip following the edge of the factory flare.
Application Jeep Wrangler JK / JKU 2007-2017 | Extension 35-50 mm per side | Fitting Plastic rivets included |
Key features
- Extends the factory flares by 35-50 mm per side
- Changes the vehicle outline — makes room for wider wheels
- Full set of plastic rivets included
- No extra holes to drill, no glue and no silicone
- Fits petrol and diesel versions
Technical data
- Application: Jeep Wrangler JK and JKU, model years 2007-2017
- Extension width: 35-50 mm per side
- Contents: strips plus a set of plastic rivets
- Supplier's part number: TXJK 2000
Fitting and notes
The supplier gives one practical tip: before fitting, check that the rivets go into the holes in the product. If they are tight, work the rivet gently to open the hole a little. The supplier recommends fitting at a professional workshop. It does not state the material of the strips or the piece count — if you want certainty that you are getting a set for all four arches, ask us before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to drill into the fender?
No. The supplier states plainly that no extra holes are drilled and no glue or silicone is used — the strips go on with the supplied rivets.
How much wider will the truck actually be?
35 to 50 mm per side, so 7 to 10 cm across the outline in total. The supplier does not break that down per arch.
Does the wider outline need to be registered?
The supplier includes no documentation and does not address the subject. If it matters to you, settle it with your local authority before fitting.
