Front Fender Flares Installation - Non-ZR2: Blazer 2 door, 4 door, S10, Sonoma 

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@@Junglefenderflares-shop thanks man

Yes, there are! You will find our fender flares for the ZR2 S10 pick up in our online store here: junglefenderflares.com/chev-blazer-gmc-jimmy-zr2-fender-flares/13-94-05-chevrolet-s10-zr2-gmc-sonoma-highrider-pick-up-fender-flares.html#/27-number_of_pieces-set_of_4

This set includes the fender flares themselves which is the main part, LOL. They also come with rubber edge trim along the top edge of the flares where they meet the painted body of the truck. There is no installation hardware included, which is not valuable or hard to find anyways. The recommended hardware is shown in the video although some people prefer to use different hardware. Yes, you must install them yourself, or have a shop do it for you.

The ZR2 fender is not the same. The ZR2 fender has a higher cut wheel well opening. So if you use ZR2 flares on a non-ZR2 fender, the underside lip of the flare is going to be in the way, hitting the face of the fender, blocking the flare from going into position. We do also offer fender flares for the ZR2 fender though. The rear flares/wheel wells on a ZR2 Blazer are different than a ZR2 S10 pick up though so you need to get the right set: If you have a ZR2 Blazer, you need these: junglefenderflares.com/chev-blazer-gmc-jimmy-zr2-fender-flares/11-95-05-chevrolet-zr2-blazer-gmc-jimmy-highrider-fender-flares.html#/27-number_of_pieces-set_of_4 If you have a ZR2 S10 pick up, you need these: junglefenderflares.com/chev-blazer-gmc-jimmy-zr2-fender-flares/13-94-05-chevrolet-s10-zr2-gmc-sonoma-highrider-pick-up-fender-flares.html#/27-number_of_pieces-set_of_4 And if you have a mixed truck such as a non-ZR2 Blazer with ZR2 fenders mounted, just let us know because we still have you covered: junglefenderflares.com/contact-us

It is a model we have considered but we do not currently make any fender flares for the Trailblazer. We take requests for new models on the following page. Please leave a comment about what you'd like to see in the way of style and coverage in the next model of Jungle Fender Flares here; www.junglefenderflares.com/blog/what-new-model-of-fender-flares-do-you-want/

Hello Noah, We are still working on the videos for the rear flares although they are nearly done. If you want to see them as they are, please message me through our website and I will send you them: www.junglefenderflares.com/contact-us

here it is Noah ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-diCK-_wnz9c.html

Jungle Fender Flares Thanks!

These are aftermarket fender flares. They look just like original ZR2 fender flares but they are made to fit the non-ZR2 model. So if someone wants their non-ZR2 S-Series to look like a ZR2, this is the easiest way to do it.

@@Junglefenderflares-shop I had no idea they even made those. fooled me looks exactly like a ZR2 fender flare.

@@michiganmudmechanic - Ya, they look just the same as the ZR2 flares but we make them to fit almost all the 1994 - 2005 S-Series trucks, 2 door, 4 door, pick up, SUV: junglefenderflares.com/chev-blazer-gmc-jimmy-zr2-fender-flares/ Many people have ZR2 trucks with non-ZR2 beds (replaced) and we have sets for them too! :)

These mount like most fender flares traditionally do, simply through the underside lip of the flare into the inner lip of the fender. These do not mount into the painted face of the fender. These do not use the over-complicated steel framework in the backside of the flares either. Typically, that framework is totally destroyed when removing factory ZR2 fender flares anyways.

Sorry for the slow reply. Just saw your message now. You just push the flare firmly against the fender while tightening the hardware and the top edge will remain firmly against the fender. No need for 3M tape or anything along the top edge.

Hence why he said you would need someone's help, so they can hold it in place 👌🏼

Hello DM86, The 1985 Chevrolet S10 Blazer (aka square body) has a totally different body than the 1995+ models so these fender flares will not likely be a direct fit. These flares are fiberglass though so would be ideal for modifying if you are up for it. First, I'd recommend parking your '85 S10 Blazer alongside the 95+ body in a parking lot and just compare the overall size and shape of the wheel well opening to see if there are any major differences. Also consider the fuel door location. These flares do not have any notch for the fuel door as it just isn't that close to the wheel well opening. Also consider that we offer these same style fender flares for both the higher cut ZR2 wheel wells as well as the regular non-ZR2 wheel wells. Please send us a message through the contact us page of our website if you'd like to discuss this in more detail with photos showing the differences. Also, we tally requests for new models on the following page so please let us know what your looking to see in the next model of Jungle Fender Flares here: junglefenderflares.com/blog/what-new-model-of-fender-flares-do-you-want/

Yes, we offer full sets of fender flares for the 1994 Sonoma. Please let me know if your truck is a ZR2 model. If it is, does it still have the original ZR2 bed? Many were replaced with non-ZR2 beds already. We have flares for it in any case, so just let me know and I will send you a link to the correct set for your specific set up. www.junglefenderflares.com/19-chev-blazer-gmc-jimmy-zr2-fender-flares/

Jungle Fender Flares Thank you, I already talked to you on Instagram. 👍

@@aydeng4875 - Okay great! Just let us know anytime if you have any other fender flare questions: www.junglefenderflares.com/contact-us

Hi Scott, We don't currently but we do take requests for new models on our website here. We have had other requests for the square body S-Series recently too so we look forward to getting more details about what you are looking for: junglefenderflares.com/blog/what-new-model-of-fender-flares-do-you-want/

They cover larger tires that stick out beyond the body of the truck which is illegal almost everywhere. They also look cool, can hide rust or bodywork commonly over the wheel wells, keep the side of your truck cleaner... the list goes on.