Aftermarket Fenders

[endurojeep]

Looking for suggestions for on aftermarket tube fenders for a gladiator. I was looking at the westin but I am not sure how good of fit and finish they have. I currently have Aries fenders on my JKUL and I like them but Aries does not make a full set for the JT.

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[madduck]

i asked a similar question a while back. we had a little traction with it. here's a start, i'll be keeping an eye on your thread also.

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/aftermarket-high-clearance-fenders.24954/

 

[Mjolnir]

I posted in Madducks thread.

MC is the way to go by far. Check my pictures there.

 

[Invictus Off Road]

I am looking for some as well. In NH if you do not have your tire almost all the way covered you will get pulled over (ask me how I know). We are thinking of going with Road Armor Front and rear Fenders

 

[davetha]

I'm extremely interested in these. . They won't have the rears out for the Gladiator until closer to the end of the year though.

The fronts should be out in May

 

[Invictus Off Road]

Really awesome product! Only reason I am not going that route is I don't have a rubicon. So I would have to get rubicon front fenders then the kit.

 

[JCJeep1]

Really awesome product! Only reason I am not going that route is I don't have a rubicon. So I would have to get rubicon front fenders then the kit.

May want to listen to the video again - These seem to be based on the JL / JT and provide more clearance than the Rubicon. Should be able to use what your Sport came with and bolt these on - Really encouraging - Hope they bring to market as promised.

 

[davetha]

May want to listen to the video again - These seem to be based on the JL / JT and provide more clearance than the Rubicon. Should be able to use what your Sport came with and bolt these on - Really encouraging - Hope they bring to market as promised.

The front and rear JL ones will be out in May. You'll be able to run the front JLs on your gladiator. I was in touch with rugged ridge earlier this week.

 

[Invictus Off Road]

May want to listen to the video again - These seem to be based on the JL / JT and provide more clearance than the Rubicon. Should be able to use what your Sport came with and bolt these on - Really encouraging - Hope they bring to market as promised.

I believe this product if used on a sport it would give you more clearance then a unmodified rubicon fenders. But If you do the same mod to Rubicon fenders there would be the same 2" difference? Did I get that right?

 

[Invictus Off Road]

I believe this product if used on a sport it would give you more clearance then a unmodified rubicon fenders. But If you do the same mod to Rubicon fenders there would be the same 2" difference? Did I get that right?

Never mind I read that wrong

 

[endurojeep]

I posted in Madducks thread.

MC is the way to go by far. Check my pictures there.

I do like the MC fenders I just wonder about coverage. The next in line would probably be Genright

 

[Greg75]

Look, quality, clearance, and protection are outstanding with the MCs, in my opinion. Coverage for dirt is okay enough for me, but certainly not as good as OEM.

 

[moparkido]

I installed the iron cross fenders on mine

 

[StinggrayJT]

Bushwacker

 

[mojocho]

Bushwacker

How do you like them so far? I had similar ones on my JKU and loved them. Only thing I question is the visibility of the front DRL/signals

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