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PRODUCTS
Removable Flares & Gear
Patented removable flares that use factory mounting points, plus the accessories that finish your JK/JKU build. All made in the USA.
The Problem
Stock Flares Fall Short
You want upgraded wheels and tires, but your stock flares look boring and plain. Not to mention the annoying tire rub and stress of getting a ticket because your upgraded tires extend wider than your stock flares.
The Solution
Removable Flare System
TrailMods flares are wide enough to make your Jeep street legal, but still tough enough to turn heads. Our unique removable system gives you the best of both worlds.
Street legal
Wide Flares Attached
With the wide flares attached, your Jeep is street legal and protected. Perfect for daily driving and ensuring compliance with local regulations.
Trail Mode
Remove Wide Flares
When the wide flares are removed, your Jeep takes on a more aggressive look. The narrow flare stays attached and provides enough room to fit 35" tires with no lift or 37" tires with only a 2.5" lift.
REMOVABLE IN MINUTES
Street To Trail In Minutes
Once the base flares are installed, swap from street coverage to trail clearance in minutes with no new body drilling.
3min
To swap
0
New body holes
2
Tools to swap
See the Difference
Transform Your Jeep
Experience the dramatic transformation with TrailMods fender flares. Professional installation, premium quality, unmatched style.
Before
After
GOOD QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I really not need to drill?
TrailMods uses factory mounting locations, so there is no new body drilling. The first-time base install still requires tool work, including rivnuts and OEM support bracket trimming/removal. After that, the wide Street flares swap on and off quickly.
How long does removal take?
Most owners swap between street and trail configurations in about 3 minutes per side after the base flares are installed. The quick-swap tools are included.
Are these street-legal?
The Wide and Complete kits provide DOT-compliant tire coverage for street use. Narrow flares are designed for trail use with oversized tires. Check your local regulations for tire coverage requirements.