Quarter Fender Set — 99″ Length, 30″ Drop, 4″ Sidewall
Built tough for the jobs that don't quit. The 99″ Quarter Fender Set is engineered specifically for roll-off trucks, dump trucks, and heavy-duty work applications — hand-laid in Seymour, Indiana with double-lined fiberglass and our ArmorCore liner system for maximum resistance to cracks, flex, and road damage.
At 99″ in length with a 30″ drop and 4″ sidewall, these fenders deliver extended wheel coverage with a clean, functional profile. A hidden bracket system keeps the exterior hardware-free, and your choice of straight or returned edge lets you dial in the exact look you want. Finished in a smooth, sandable gel coat ready for your custom paint or clear coat. Sold as a pair.
What's Included
- 99″ length, 30″ drop, 4″ sidewall
- Double-lined fiberglass with ArmorCore reinforcement
- Hidden bracket system for a clean install
- Choice of straight or returned edge
- Paint-ready smooth gel coat finish
- Made in the USA — Seymour, Indiana
- Sold as a pair (2 fenders)
Before You Order Fenders arrive gel-coated and require painting. Always dry fit before painting. Photos may show customer-painted versions.
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Specifications
| Technical Specifications | |
| Material | 1/4" Fiberglass |
| Coating | Marine Grade Gray Gel Coat - Paint Ready |
| Liner | ArmorCore Advantage™ Liner - Lifetime Warranty Against Spider Cracks |
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