JK-Paul

Any JK's running stock tires with cut or flat fender flares? Any pics would be appreciated! My budget is low right now and I don't want to wind up with something that doesn't look right. I have searched but most have bigger tires. Thanks

Chili

Here is my junk just after I chopped the fenders and just before I drove to the tire shop (lift was not installed yet either). I'm not sure you would want to run this way purposely, it looks dumb as hell:

GJeep

I can understand your desire to do 'something' to your Jeep, but this isn't "it".
Ever heard of - "Form follows function" ?
A form that doesn't follow function usually looks bad. Such fenders, with stock wheels, indeed look silly.

JK-Paul

[QUOTE=Chili;3925588]Here is my junk just after I chopped the fenders and just before I drove to the tire shop (lift was not installed yet either). I'm not sure you would want to run this way purposely, it looks dumb as hell:

That's exactly he type of info I'm looking for, thanks. Nice job cutting the flares, they look great.

Chili

[QUOTE=JK-Paul;3925606]Thank you sir.

lone*krwler

You could do this fender mod done by JeepSwag, I personally like it. Not a full trim but something to add character to your Jeep

Ol' Bob

I like the chopped look in some. Hate it on others. I say cut them. Then if ya don't like the way they turn out. Get some bushwhackers. I love mine.

ahfunaki

Don't do it!

I have Bushwacker flat fenders with stock 17's on right now while I wait for my 35's and it looks terrible.

I don't have any pictures at the moment if I remember I'll take one tomorrow.

Ol' Bob

With cut or bushwhackers, stock tires will look small. If you go flat you inevitably will have to increase your tire size. I presume you like the bushwhackers with 35's.

This will not look any worse with BW than a chopped flare... A chopped flare creates an even larger appearing gap between the flare and tire.

JK-Paul

Hmm...I do like that, something a little different. I'll have to see if I can look him up for more pics. Thank you.