Looking for Used Chevy Dually Fenders for Sale!

Maintenance and Repairs
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Good tip! I’ll definitely check out local junkyards. They’re often overlooked for deals.

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Speaking of junkyards, I found some sweet dually fenders at a nearby one. I paid only $50, and they were barely scratched! Score!

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Win for you! Any tips on how to check if they’re good to buy?

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I’ve heard of some sellers on Facebook Marketplace who price gouge. Just be wary and do your research before buying!

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That’s a good point. I guess it pays to ask around first and maybe check reviews?

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Definitely! I usually look for ratings or past buyer feedback before making a purchase online.

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Solid strategy! I always feel safer with a little extra research.

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If all else fails, just fab your own! Who needs used when you have creativity?!

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Haha, true! But I’m more for purchasing; fabricating sounds like a whole project!

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I’m also on the hunt for used Chevy dually fenders! If you find any, let us know! I could really use some tips on installation too.

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For installing, you’ll need a basic set of sockets, a ratchet, and maybe a couple of extensions. Make sure to have some penetrating oil on hand in case those bolts are rusted!

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Don’t forget a good torque wrench! Installing the fenders too tightly can cause cracking later. I’ve learned that the hard way!

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Great tip! I always seem to forget that. Any advice on what to do if I strip a bolt?

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Stripped bolts can be a nightmare! I usually try using a screw extractor or just a bigger tool to grip it. It can save a lot of headaches later.

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I find that taking your time and being patient during the install avoids most issues. Rushing can lead to mistakes like misalignment or damage.

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Absolutely! Just remember to lay out all your tools first, so you don’t waste time searching for them mid-project. A good plan goes a long way!

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I’m planning to do this soon, do any of you have a preferred brand for fenders? I’m a bit picky about quality.

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I’ve used both OEM and aftermarket, and honestly, the fit will depend on what you prioritise—cost or quality. OEM is always safer but more expensive!

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Good point! I’m leaning towards OEM since I want to avoid any fitment issues. Thanks for the advice!

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Just keep an eye out for any rust or damage on used fenders before buying! It can save you a ton of work later.