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Single Axle Trailer Fender - Diamond Plate Aluminum - 8" Wheels - Qty 1

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Code: CES85WR

Our Price: $19.99

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Diamond Plate
CE Smith

7" Wide x 20" long x 6" tall. Excellent for your boat trailer, this aluminum fender can stand up to rust, corrosion, and scratches. Easily bolt fender onto your trailer.

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Single Axle Trailer Fender w Top Step - Style B - Black Plastic - 8" to 12" Wheels - Qty 1

(2563 reviews)

Code: F008559

Retail: $43.99

Our Price: $35.35

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Black
Fulton

7-3/8" Wide x 22-3/8" long x 6-1/2" tall. High-density polyethylene fender is corrosion proof, impact resistant and able to handle temperature extremes. Molded-in color make scratches virtually invisible. Built-in top step.

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Single Axle Trailer Fender w Top Step - Style B - White Plastic - 8" to 12" Wheels - Qty 1

(2563 reviews)

Code: F008549

Retail: $50.26

Our Price: $32.73

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22 Inch Long
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Durable and Versatile Trailer Fenders for Every Need

Trailer fenders are essential for protecting your trailer and its cargo from road debris and weather elements. Whether you're restoring a vintage trailer, building a custom project, or replacing old fenders, these products offer durability and style. Consider material, fit, and application to ensure the best performance for your specific needs.

Trailer fenders are commonly made from steel, aluminum, or plastic. Steel fenders offer durability and are great for welding, while aluminum provides a rust-resistant, lightweight option. Plastic fenders are flexible and resistant to cracking, making them ideal for lighter trailers and environments where rust is a concern.

To ensure a proper fit, measure your trailer's tire size and the space available for the fender. Consider the width and height of the fender to match your tire dimensions. Some fenders may require drilling or cutting for a custom fit, so having the right tools on hand can make installation smoother.

Absolutely! Trailer fenders are versatile and can be used in various custom projects, from racecar builds to utility trailers. Their adaptability allows for modifications like cutting or welding to fit unique designs. Just ensure the material you choose aligns with your project's requirements for durability and aesthetics.

Steel fenders are robust but may rust in salty or wet environments unless properly coated. Aluminum fenders resist rust and are ideal for coastal areas. Plastic fenders are great for all-weather use, offering flexibility and resistance to cracking, making them suitable for diverse conditions.

For heavy-duty use, opt for fenders made from heavy gauge steel for strength and durability. Ensure they are compatible with larger tires and can withstand the weight and stress of heavy loads. Proper installation and secure mounting are crucial to prevent damage during use.