How much additional tire clearance do these flares provide?

Tire clearance gain depends on your current wheel and suspension setup. Measure your existing fender-to-tire gap before installation, then compare after mounting the flares. This will show you your usable clearance increase. If you're running a wider wheel or lower suspension, verify fitment with your tire and wheel dimensions.

Do I need to drill my vehicle to install these flares?

Installation method varies by mounting approach. Before starting, reference your vehicle's existing body holes and mounting points. Many builds use factory attachment locations, while others may require holes in strategic locations. Inspect both the flares and vehicle body to confirm your fastener plan matches your setup.

What wheel and tire sizes work best with this flare kit?

Fender flares are designed to accommodate a range of wheel widths and offsets. Measure your current wheel diameter, width, and offset, then verify clearance between the tire sidewall and the flare lip at full lock. If you're upgrading wheels or lowering your suspension, check those new dimensions against the flare profile before committing to purchase.