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How Is the 32-Inch Length Measured on the CE Smith Trailer Fender # CES63WR?  

Updated 08/19/2026 | Published 08/10/2026

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I need replacement fenders for my 2019 Forest River Grey Wolf ice fishing RV. I am looking at your part number CES63WR. It states they are 32 long. Is that from tip to tip of the bottom of the curve going across where they wheel would be?? Just want to know before ordering. Thanks - Scottie

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Hello Scottie,

Thanks for writing in!

On the CE Smith Single Axle Trailer Fender # CES63WR, the 32" measurement is the overall length of the fender from end to end, measuring straight across at the bottom. It is not the measurement following the curve of the fender. The # CES63WR is also 9" wide and is designed for 15" wheels.

Since we don't have a confirmed replacement fender specifically for your 2019 Forest River Grey Wolf ice fishing RV, I would compare that 32" overall length and 9" width with your existing fender before ordering. You'll also want to make sure the overall shape and available mounting area will work with your current setup.

If you need mounting brackets as well, the Mounting Brackets for Trailer Fender # CE26098G-2 are made for 8" or 9" wide single-axle fenders with 13", 14", or 15" wheels. You get two brackets, which is enough for one fender, and they can be bolted to the trailer and fender.

Did something happen to the fender that maybe wasn't a funny story at the time? Where are you mainly fishing at? Ice fishing is definitely on my bucket list! I like to dabble in local bass fishing tournaments here in Missouri at the Lake of the Ozarks, but mainly Mark Twain Lake in the summer.

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David F.

8/18/2026

It’s measured across the bottom and well constructed. In my case, I converted a boat to a raft trailer and fender wells with an inner wall would have been better suited for me. They are just supported with angle iron at bottom and no vibration at highway speeds.

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Kate F.

8/19/2026

@DavidF Thanks for the response David!

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