FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

TrailMods flares fit 2007–2017 Wrangler JK (2-door) and JKU (4-door). Our bed rack fits the 2020–2021 Gladiator JT. Use the fitment finder on any product page to confirm your exact year and model.

Wide flares provide street-legal coverage for up to 35" tires with no lift, or 37" with a 2.5" lift. Narrow flares are built for maximum clearance on the trail with oversized tires.

The Wide and Complete kits provide DOT-compliant tire coverage for street use. Narrow flares are designed for trail use. Always check your local tire-coverage regulations.

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.

First-time base install is about 45-60 minutes for all four corners and requires planning for the rivnut and OEM support bracket step. After that, swapping between street and trail configurations takes roughly 3 minutes per side with the included quick-swap tools.

Every kit ships with the quick-swap tools used after the base flares are installed. First-time base installation requires additional tools, including a rivnut tool and a grinder or reciprocating saw for the OEM support bracket step; review the install guide before starting.

Every set is made-to-order in the USA and ships within 1–2 weeks. You'll get tracking the moment it leaves our shop. Complete Sets ship free.

All TrailMods hardware is backed by a 1-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. If a bracket or flare fails under normal use, we replace it.

Unused kits in original packaging can be returned within 30 days. Because each set is made to order, reach out before returning so we can sort out fitment first.