Best Nissan Rogue Trailer Fenders

Needed a fender with a skirt to keep the monkey's (sidecar rider) hands out of the sidecar wheel. So I thought of e.trailer who has always done me right. Had to do some trimming of the fender to get it to fit but it worked out just great. Thanks etrailer for the quick shipping and excellent service.

Great product just what I was looking for Made my own custom brackets for my subcompact tractor

The original aluminum fenders on my cargo trailer did not feature the same inner flat support as these plastic fenders. Someone sat on my aluminum fenders, bent them, and pulled them away from the trailer body. I had already used these Fulton fenders on my utility trailer with great results. Putting them on my cargo trailer was a no-brainer. I also added some deterrents to keep dirty-birdies from perching on the replacements. ;-) I've included photos from both trailers...

Attached are 3 pictures of your trailer fender F008554 installed on my wood trailer. I fabricated a gusset from plywood and attached the fender to the trailer with carriage bolts through the side of the trailer , through the fender, through the gusset and then bolted together in the wheel well. The fender is of very high quality plastic, was easy to work with and fit right into my black and red paint scheme.

Worked like a charm. I used the exiting bracket. I modified it slightly to fit the holes on the fender. I used 1/4 20 × 1 inch bolt, 1 inch washer, and a locking nut. When finshed it looked great. Also a video on you tube of the install Adventures with PCWABASH

VERY timely help prior to purchase. I sent an inquiry at 11:30 PM and had a reply by 07:30 the next morning. Order and deliver went very well. Product was just what I needed to replace the HORRIBLE stock fenders that came with my Harbor Freight trailer (lost 2 fenders in 2 years due to cheap Chinese engineering). This replacement worked out fine using the HF OEM fender mounts. I just had to drill a couple of holes in the new fenders to adapt to the existing hardware.

2000# axle with 13 inch wheels replaced eight inch wheels. Fenders seem to be very solid.

These fenders are great. I bought a 1968 aluminum boat and trailer last year. It had the original tires/wheels (10") and fenders. I wanted to upgrade to 13" tires/wheels. Once I widened the axle, I welded a 5/8" round fore and aft on the trailer frame, then welded the fenders into place. Primed and painted, and these look awesome. Great quality. Thanks etrailer.

I just installed two new fenders on my boat trailer and Ashley at etrailer was great to work with! The new fenders matched my old one’s exactly. I highly recommend purchasing from etrailer!!!!

When we moved across country in 2009, our utility trailer, Magnus, followed us topped to the gills with boxes and our worldly good. These were the leftovers that didn't fit in the moving crates. After living in Oregon for 5 years and using the trailer to move many things, I was told that I needed fenders to make it legal. I found these CE Smith fenders that fit and ordered them. They arrived promptly. Primed and then painted a sleek black, my son and I, using the brackets ordered with the fenders, then attached them without any fuss. They fit just as expected and we are now legal to haul away in Oregon. Thank you for a good product and prompt service.

After sending the wrong fenders, etrailer made returning easy and correct fenders shipped right away. Thank you.

Had a few slight dents in one of them and customer service was on the ball. Very happy with the shipping time and how fast customer service contacted me and made things right. Seems really hard to get great customer service and get email reply so quickly!

They appear much stronger than what they are replacing on my trailer. Installation was easy, with two of us managing the task.

I gave the fenders four coats of galvanized paint before installing and then touched up the welded areas after installation. Rust stains are already streaking onto the fender surfaces. Fenders remain sound but I was hopeful to not have to get into preventative maintenance so soon after purchase. An option for selling them already galvanized would likely be better quality job that I was able to achieve in my garage,