Jeep Jk Fender Delete

Jeep Jk Fender Delete. Skinny, wide, high-clearance, and more are available to suit many individual tastes and JK builds. Want to go with bigger tires?

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Eliminating the fenders keeps the body of the Jeep further away from obstacles such as trees rocks and boulders and allows you to squeeze through tight spots that would be impossible to get through with a full. Rough Country's JK Fender Delete Kit helps dress up and protect this area for a clean, finished look. The ACE JK Fender Delete Kit is ideal for those who want maximum tire clearance, but still want a cleaned up and finished off fender area.

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This is the Fender Delete Kit (Front & Rear) from GenRight Off Road for the Jeep JK.

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Want to go with bigger tires? With the removal of your fenders and the addition of the fender delete kit, you will be able to avoid obstacles such. Biggest question for me though is, obviously these are going to be illegal in some states so does anyone know if this would even be legal in Virginia?