This Hulk 4x4 Fender Flare Kit gives you a straight 2 inch of extra coverage around the wheel arch so you can run wider tyres without blasting the side of the rig. The 3 m length is enough to cover 2 standard arches once you cut it to size, which suits most front or rear setups. PVC construction keeps the 51 mm profile steady around tight curves on guards and trays.

The flare strip comes with matching hardware for the full 3 m run, so you do not chase extra screws halfway through the job. The PVC material handles regular Aussie use from hot bitumen to wet clay without soaking up grime. The consistent 2 inch section makes it a smart buy when you want predictable tyre coverage from one end of the arch to the other. Bolt it on once and get out there.

• Hulk 4x4 rubber fender flare kit
• 2" (51 mm) wide flare profile
• 3 m continuous strip for trimming
• Long enough to cover two wheel arches
• Flexible PVC construction for curved guards
• Includes matching mounting hardware kit
• Helps reduce mud and stone spray
• Suitable for 4x4s, trailers and utes
• Simple cut-to-length installation approach
• Compact profile keeps arches neat

Q: Can I cut the 3 m flare to suit shorter wheel arches?

Yes, the 3 m PVC flare can be trimmed to length. Most users cut it to match the profile of each wheel arch for a neat finish. A fine-tooth saw or a sharp knife works best on PVC. Measuring and marking before cutting helps avoid flat spots along the guard.

Q: Is this kit suitable for both front and rear wheel arches?

Yes, the single 3 m strip is long enough to cover two typical arches, either front or rear. Many setups use it across the front pair where stone throw is worst. Others run it on the rear for trailers or trays. Just confirm your arch lengths before cutting so the strip is shared correctly.

Q: Does the kit include the hardware needed for mounting?

Yes, the kit includes mounting hardware matched to the flare strip. The supplied screws and backing pieces are sized for the 51 mm wide profile. This keeps the flare held tight along its 3 m length. You only need basic hand tools to fix the hardware to the guard or tray edge.

Q: Will the PVC flare handle normal Australian heat and road grime?

Yes, PVC is commonly used around vehicles for trim pieces and seals. The material handles typical sunlight and heat seen on Aussie roads during regular use. Washing the flare when you clean the vehicle helps stop grit building up along the edge. Avoid harsh solvents so the surface finish stays tidy.