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      Justin: Hey, everybody. I'm Justin with americantrucks.com. Today we are taking a closer look at and installing RedRock's OEM Style Fender Flare Kit, available for all 2009 to 2018 RAM 1500s. Now, the RedRock OEM-style flares will be a great choice for the RAM owners who might be looking to add a subtle, factory-inspired flare, but without breaking the bank. Now, this set of four flares will feature a durable, automotive-grade matte black plastic build, along with all of the hardware needed for a very pain-free install, for right around that $200 price point.So, if you're thinking about adding a set of flares to your RAM at home, you're gonna find a few different options here on the site. And guys, I'll be completely honest, a majority of those options are gonna be very aggressive. And what I mean by that is they're typically gonna offer a bunch of coverage, or poke, for an aggressive offset. And in most cases, those more aggressive flares do also offer that bolt-on appearance. And while both of those options, I would say, do appeal to a lot of truck owners out there, they're a very popular style, there's no denying that, however, there are gonna be RAM owners out there who might prefer kind of the less-is-more approach, might just wanna go with the contrast of a black flare, but keep things pretty mild in regards to styling, and ultimately, additional coverage. Now, if that sounds like you, and if that's the case with your RAM, well, the RedRock option here, certainly gonna be worth consideration. Now, don't get me wrong, guys. They are still gonna offer some coverage benefits, I would say maybe an extra inch off the fender, but that's pretty much it, nowhere near the three-plus inches of those more aggressive pocket-style flares here on the site. Now, another thing I do enjoy here about these particular options from RedRock is the fact they are smooth, they're free from any of those fake bolts or rivets, and that's gonna offer or lend itself more to that factory styling that we've talked about.Now, your materials here, with the RedRock options, will include the very smooth, automotive-grade polypropylene or plastic build, which is certainly gonna be equal parts durable and lightweight. Now, they are done in kind of, like, a satin or matte black finish right out of the box, and that finish does have a UV coating baked in, to help prevent that matte black fading on you over the years. Now, if you maybe weren't a big fan of that black color contrast on whatever color RAM you have at home, maybe even wanted to increase the factory styling even further, well, you could always take these things to your local paint shop, have them prepped and sprayed the same color of your truck, for a different look, and a look that I would think is a little bit more factory-inspired. Now, the RedRock options do include four flares altogether. I know I only have two on the table with me here today, just due to size constraints, and they do also kick in all of the hardware needed to get everything in place.Now, moving into pricing, guys, you're gonna be happy to know that the RedRock options are currently one of the most affordable sets of four for the factory-style flare fans out there, coming in right around that low $200 price point for all four, making them super affordable overall. And that's even more so when you start comparing these things to the more aggressive flares we talked about earlier, those pocket-style flares. Typically, they're gonna start around $300 to $400, and just go up from there. So, again, if you're looking for kind of that less-is-more approach, in both regards to appearance and in regards to budget, these are certainly worth a look.Last but not least, let's get into our installation portion of today's video, and the site's got this one at a strong 1 out of 3 wrenches on the difficulty meter, taking you a couple of hours, I would say, to complete, at most, from start to finish. But now to give you a better idea of how this one might go down in the garage or driveway at home, let's throw it out to my guys in the shop for our detailed walkthrough and tool breakdown.Man: For this install, you will need a ratchet, an 8-millimeter socket, and a Phillips head screwdriver.What's up, guys? Today, we're gonna be doing some fender flares on our RAM, so let's get started. All righty, guys. So, we're gonna start off with our front flare. Now, there's a few things we need to do first before we can install our flare. Namely, since our truck is a 2014, and if you have a 2011 and up, you will need to remove this plastic trim piece. So, these have 8-millimeter screws holding it in, so we'll grab an 8-mill socket on our ratchet, and pop those out. Now, we are missing our top one, but the bottom one should be removed as well, as well as the top. So, we'll go ahead and pop that off. And we'll go ahead and set that aside. Next, we can remove the remaining three 8-millimeter screws that we need to take out. So, there's one below the bumper line, one directly above it, and then one about three-quarters of the way back. So, again, we'll use our 8-mill socket on our ratchet to pull those out.Next, we'll need to install our two provided mounting tabs for our new screws. And we have a double-holed section here, which we're gonna install the tab on the one more facing forward the vehicle. So, we'll get our tab in place there, as well as this one towards the front of our fender. You wanna make sure your openings line up with the holes, for easier installation. Now we can grab our flare, along with two of our provided Phillips head screws, and we're gonna get our mounting holes lined up. We're gonna start with those two that we just added the tabs on for. Now, you may need to apply some pressure to the flare itself to get these to line up. And we'll get that one started. And we're not gonna fully tighten it down just yet, but we're gonna grab our Phillips head screwdriver, and run that in a little bit, so it'll hold. And that'll hold our flare generally in place, so we can get the rest of our screws in. Next, we're gonna add our screw to that rear tab that we added. So, now we'll get our second screw snugged down, with our Phillips head screwdriver. Now we'll get our two supplied Phillips head screws into the front of our flare. One thing I wanna point out is, depending on the bumper you have, ours has the all-plastic one, you do have a cut line where you could trim this to match your fender. We're not gonna do that for demonstration purposes. This also goes full-length for the metal bumper. We'll grab our Phillips head screwdriver and our supplied Phillips head screws, and get our two forward screws in. And we can go ahead and fully tighten these down.Now, these last couple are gonna be hard to see. We're gonna skip the middle mounting hole. That is unnecessary. It's just, there's an extra hole. We're gonna install our screw, up here, our provided Phillips head screw. And for the very bottom mounting hole, we're gonna use that factory 8-millimeter screw that we took out earlier. So, we'll get our Phillips head one in first. Then we'll get our 8-millimeter in the bottom. So, once again, we'll grab our factory 8-millimeter screw, with our 8-mill socket on our ratchet. Get this last one in place. Now we can get ready to install our rear flare, but as with the front, we have to remove a couple things, starting with this rear plastic trim piece. Now, you should have two 8-millimeter screws and a Phillips head screw, along with a tab underneath. Now, we don't have our Phillips head screw, or one of our 8-mill bolts. Due to many previous installs, they've been lost to time. But, we're gonna grab our 8-mill socket on our ratchet, and go ahead and pop this piece off. So, we'll remove our upper 8-millimeter screw. And again, you should remove your bottom one, and your Phillips head screw in the back. And you can just pop that right off. Now we can also remove this 8-millimeter screw. It'll be the third one up in your wheel well. Now we can come to the front of our wheel well, and we're gonna remove this upper screw, as well as our middle one. We're gonna leave the lower one intact for now. Now, we will need to add in one more of our supplied screw tabs. That's gonna be in the center hole of our wheel well. And we'll get that in position. Make sure that lines up with your opening.Now we can get our flare in place. And just like with the front, we're gonna start with that middle tab and our supplied Phillips head screw. We'll get this lined up. Apply pressure. Get this screw started. Next, we'll get our two forward Phillips head screws in place, again, with our Phillips head screwdriver. So, we'll line these up. We'll get our bottom one started. And we'll get our next one in. And we'll fully tighten these two down. Now we'll get our rear screws in. We're gonna start with our bottom one. You may have to push up on your flare to get this one to line up. Now we can get our rear screws in. And just like for the front, for this bottom one, we're gonna use our factory 8-millimeter screw. So, we've got our 8-mill socket on our ratchet, to get this one in place. Now, you may have to push up on this flare a bit. Now we can get our next two Phillips head screws in. [inaudible 00:10:23] with our Phillips head screwdriver, we'll tighten these down. Now we can come back to this top screw, and fully tighten that down, again, with our Phillips head screwdriver. Then once you have this side all done, you can repeat this process for the front and rear of the other side.All righty, guys. That about wraps up our review and install of our RedRock OEM Style Fender Flares, for your '09 to '18 RAM 1500, excluding the Rebel. Thanks for watching, and as always, for everything RAM, keep it right here at americantrucks.com.

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      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features & Specs

      • OE Style Fender Flares
      • Tire Coverage: 1-Inch Front and Rear
      • Provides Extra Protection from Road Debris
      • Durable Automotive Grade Polypropylene
      • UV Treated Matte Black Finish
      • Paintable - Install As Is or Paint To Match
      • Installation Requires Drilling
      • Sold As a Set of Four
      • Fits 2009-2018 RAM 1500, Excluding Rebel Models

      Description

      Extra Protection. RedRock 4x4's OEM Style Fender Flares are a must have upgrade for any RAM 1500 that spends its time out on the work site or trail. These Fender Flares will give you the extra protection you need to guard your RAM's body and paint from the stones and debris that get kicked up by your tires. These great looking RedRock 4x4 OEM Style Fender Flares feature a clean design that will further enhance the appearance of your RAM 1500.

      Durable PP Construction. RedRock 4x4 manufactures their OEM Style Fender Flares from an OEM quality polypropylene (PP) material. PP is known for its light weight, superior durability and impact resistance making it the ideal material for use on and off road. RedRock 4x4 then completes their Fender Flares in an smooth, matte black finish that matches your RAM's existing factory trim.

      Paintable Matte Black Finish. Completed in a matte black finish straight out of the box, these RedRock 4x4 Fender Flares can be installed as is for a great aggressive look. However, if you're not a fan of the black finish, these Fender Flares can be painted to match your 's exterior color scheme, the choice is up to you.

      Drilling Required. These RedRock 4x4 Fender Flares are designed to be installed using the factory mounting points with the include hardware. Please note that drilling is required for installation, but no additional modifications are necessary.

      Application. This set of four RedRock 4x4 OEM Style Fender Flares are designed to fit the 2009-2018 RAM 1500, Excluding Rebel Models.

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      What's in the Box

      • Left Front Flare
      • Right Front Flare
      • Left Rear Flares
      • Right Rear Flares
      • Hardware Kit (Ph Screw, U Clip, Black Tab)
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