TUCKED or UNTUCKED : Aftermarket Jeep Products Survey

TUCKED or UNTUCKED - What "Look" do You Prefer?

  • TUCKED - Full fenders and tires under them

    Votes: 163 40.3%

  • UNTUCKED - Trimmed, flat or no fenders and tires sticking far out

    Votes: 241 59.7%
  • Total voters
    404
Trail JK

Trail JK

Active Member
While I like the look of untucked I have also always been a big fan of the highliner fender. Since first catching a glimpse years ago (2009) of the lower forty build. So I will say tucked with 40’s but I would want to cut the front of the fender at an angle.


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14JK-U

14JK-U

New member
flatties all the way, nothing better than a modern Jeep with a throw back to the original that got this whole way of life started. and I just like how they look :cheesy:
 
Xhisors

Xhisors

New member
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Seriously though, if I HAD to chose. Untucked. But I love the look of the factory fenders colour matched, it just looks super clean.
 
robx251

robx251

Caught the Bug
wayoflife said:
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I know that I am in the minority, but i prefer the look of the tucked between those two photos. I have considered multiple times of going and trimming my flares but every time i think about it I just cant get over that skinny front lip facing forward. I just can't get over how it looks unfinished and incomplete. I agree that having the trimmed fenders are the way to go for larger sizes better flex and minimal lift, but I just cant bring my self to do it. If i were able to get some better looking flat fender options that had a more finished look on them I would go flat and get some 37's next time around.
 
HighwayTrout

HighwayTrout

Hooked
I like the full fender tucked look. And is the reason why it took me only 5 years to cut my fenders. lol
I would love a pair of paint matched highline or factory style fenders.
 
Happy Camper

Happy Camper

New member
Tucked

Personally, I like the way my JKU looks stock. I'll change anything that won't do what i need it to do, but I'd rather it keep that clean look. :yup:
 
TGPJKUR

TGPJKUR

Member
Untucked with the flatties just looks more menacing, I like it! It makes PA inspection time a pain in the ass though. I found a shop that will pass mine but it has now changed ownership so we will see in a few months if I'm looking for another place to go.
 
Beast SA

Beast SA

New member
I really love the aggressive look of the untucked ‘but’ the disadvantage of driving a truck with untucked or nearly no fender is the amount of mud and stones that it picks up and tosses back on to your rig on a normal day while going to work.
My rug is lifted and if I have to wear a suit for a site meeting, while driving 5km of dirt and mud to get to site, I must say that the Beast looks good all muddy but if I’m not careful while jumping out of the beast, I’d be have a meeting looking just like my rig


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Sigma05

Sigma05

New member
Tucking and flat fenders are two separate things. I like flat fenders both for looks and function. It allows for larger tires with less lift. But I don't like them sticking out passed the fenders. I got some +2" flat fenders and they're perfect. Just my 2 cents.
 
SHHHWAY

SHHHWAY

Member
Untucked for sure

I also prefer my shirts untucked :thumb: Looks way better to me. :icon_crazy:
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kawimoto

kawimoto

Member
Untucked. Looks more aggressive, less chance of fenders making contact with trail obstacles so less damage potential. I think there are some good looking rigs with stock fenders but they always look better with some cleaner lines an narrow widths


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