Born from the trail. Built for freedom.
TrailMods removable fender flares let Jeep owners swap between street-legal coverage and trail-ready clearance. Made by enthusiasts for enthusiasts.
Our Story
TrailMods isn't run by executives in boardrooms. We're Jeep owners who hit the trails on weekends and test our products where they matter most—on real terrain, in real conditions.
We faced a frustrating gap between staying street-legal and conquering technical terrain, so we engineered a solution that delivers both.
Born in St. George, Utah, TrailMods was created by enthusiasts, for enthusiasts. Where red rock canyons and open trails are our backyard. Every flare we manufacture is tested on the same trails that inspired us. When you call us, you're talking to people who understand your Jeep, your lifestyle, and your passion for adventure.
What we do
When Jeep owners can swap between street-legal coverage and trail-ready clearance, they form stronger connections with their vehicles, minimize compliance stress, and achieve better performance—so what's good for daily driving is good for adventure.
At TrailMods, we foster that freedom through proven engineering and American-made quality. We combine the best of both worlds to help Jeep owners transform their rigs without compromise.
Freedom First
Our Core Belief
You shouldn't have to choose between daily driving and weekend adventures. Your Jeep is built for both—and so are our flares.
Engineered to Endure
Our Promise
Made in the USA with ultra-tough ABS material. Every flare is tested on real trails before it reaches you.
Community Built
Our Foundation
We're a community of 2000+ Jeep owners who share your passion for adventure and quality.
The TrailMods Way
Every TrailMods owner knows the ritual. Monday: Wide flares attached—street-legal and protected. Friday: Wide flares removed—aggressive and trail-ready.
Our hook-and-pin design lets you transform your Jeep in minutes. No tools. Just pull the pin, lift, and go. This ritual connects thousands of Jeep owners who refuse to compromise.