BIG BOYS TOYS Dodge Ram Installation guide

Hello! I have reviewed the provided user manual for the Fender flare. The document details the installation process, including steps on preparing the vehicle, installing rubber trim, pocket/rivet bolts, and fender flares themselves. It also notes important considerations for older trucks. I'm ready to assist with any questions you might have regarding the manual.
What should I check before starting the installation?

What should I do if the surface is not clean?

What tool is used to tighten pocket/rivet bolts?

What should be done with factory screws?

What should I do if the vehicle is old?

Remove and save screws that were originally installed by the

factory. The remaining screws will be reused for installing the

front flare.

Make sure that you have received a Fender flare installation kit with your

purchase, which should include a rubber trim kit, bolts, rivets, and an

Allen key.

Ensure that the surface is free of dirt and debris. If it is not clean, please

either wash the truck or clean the surrounding areas around the wheel

well.

To achieve a fierce appearance, install the provided bolts on all fender

flares. Insert each bolt through its corresponding hole and use a washer

to secure it. Then, tighten the bolt using an Allen key.

Hold the flare against the vehicle and begin re-installing the remaining

factory screws using a socket. Do not tighten them completely yet.

Apply firm pressure on the flare and tighten all the screws securely.

install the rubber trim provided onto the top edge of all the

flares. Take your time and be careful while doing this to

make sure it is done perfectly.

HOW TO

INSTALL

RAM FENDER

FLARES

FENDER FLARES KIT

PREPARE THE VEHICLE

INSTALL POCKET/RIVET BOLTS

INSTALL THE RUBBER TRIM

REMOVE FACTORY SCREWS

FENDER FLARES INSTALLATION

NOTE:

If your truck is old and the wheel well has rusted out, additional

modifications may be necessary to successfully install the fender flares.