Pacer Performance 52-170 Flexy Flares Black 2-1/2" x 58" Heavy Duty No-Lip Rubber Fender Extension Kit - 2 Piece

This is what I was looking for and finally found it and installed it , very happy with the result if any extra just cut it off as I did

Couldn't pass inspection due to my spacers. After months of searching and not finding any fender flares for the Trailblazer, I came across these. I was skeptical at first, but after consideration and limited options I purchased 2 sets. One for the front and one for the rear. Ended up working out perfectly with about 5" of spare material. They are a thick rubber material and are easy to cut with a good sharp razor knife. All in all I'm happy with them. Came in right under $100. I uploaded some pics for others to see in case they want to go this route for their Trailblazer as well.

Very nice fender flares for my Yamaha Wolverine R-Spec. You will need to make some cuts to fit the Wolverine's fender layout and it is a tight area for the screws. One suggestion - set them out in the sun to soften the for shaping :)

I shopped pretty hard to find the correct fender extensions for my 4X4. The wheel wells were chopped, welded and ground back down, so I needed a flare that would attach to a relatively flat surface and complete the look of my truck after I did the camo paint job (rattle can). These Pacer flares worked out great, the install was a bit of a challenge as I did install them by myself, could have been much easier with a buddy there to help instead I used a couple pairs of locking pliers (carefully). So I would advise anyone attempting this install to read the instructions and heed the warning statements in the instructions. If not you could do significant damage to your vehicle.

Very cool stuff I used it because I trimmed out my fenders on my jeep and flat fendered the front fenders and I needed to run flares to be street legal and they are awesome you just use however much u need. Although the screws that come with them don't work small self tappers work way better if your going into sheet metal.

Great value for money, exactly what I needed/wanted

They look awesome on my camper and should be able to fit any fender shape

I had a old Travel trailer the plastic fender flares were shot and cracked . I used the to replace thr travel trailer flares and they even looked better and were $150.00 less than getting the plastic replacements