PIT66 Fender Flares, Compatible with 2004-2015 Nissan Titan (Only Fits Titan Without Bedside Lockbox), Paintable Smooth Matte Black Pocket Riveted Style Wheel Flares Set, 4 Piece

Hardware didn’t look good, I am sure I used own hardware . but they actually fit 2004 Nissan titan crew cab ! Very good value although if you already have rust in the rear wheel wells you will have to come up with a way to attach I used nut inserts.

pretty happy. the price was definitely better than some of the alternatives. my only complaint is that most of the holes for the wheelwell didn't line up? i have a truck WITH a bedside lockbox, and this is for trucks without, but i still thought the wheelwell liner bolts would be the same. idk! regardless, i'm happy with how they turned out. i just put self-tapping screws as i saw fit and they're all snug

Item fit perfect. Easy installation.

I like how it looks

Covered all the rust. I didn’t use the mount system they had I just used self tapper screws right into the panels went on in 10 min. Hardest thing was putting on the rubber seal on the top.

The fender flares look absolutely great on my 2009 Titan. Installing the first one was a pain but after that the process went pretty quick. The rubber liner does not come with adhesive so it will slide around and come off if you aren't careful. I used a 3M plastic adhesive to glue them on to the fender flares. Messy but it worked. The biggest problem was the fit. The rear passenger side went on flawlessly. The front fenders on both sides are a little floppy on the front tips since there isn't a screw nearby to hold them down. The biggest issue is the rear driver's side by the gas cap. The fitment here is just plain bad. There's a big, big gap on the arch and no amount of adjustment could fix it. Fenders look great from 10ft away but up close they're lacking. Still a great value, especially when compared to the same item on other sites for double the price. I'll be purchasing a threaded rivet gun and some silicone and drilling out the holes to turn the faux screws into real screws. Hopefully that will draw the flares in tight to the body. Edit: I drilled out the holes, got longer screws, used threaded rivets and secured the fender flares to the body. Everything is tight and looks perfect. It was a fair amount of work, maybe 3 hours if everything goes smoothly. Definitely worth the effort.

Picked these up for my Titan. Well made, great product yet didn’t really like how they looked stuck out too far hard to tell how they look until you place them on your truck.

Well worth it showed up on time