Huskey 4PCS Club Car DS Golf Cart Fender Flares with Stainless Steel Hardware for DS 1993 & Up G&E Models,Constructed of Impact-Resistant ABS plastic for Lifted Golf Cart with Offroad Tires

Works great and with the 300lb weight reduction makes a huge difference.Installation was easy with no issues. I highly recommend over lead acid batteries.

We were very please with the golf cart fenders. They were easy to install

I have a 2007 EZGO TXT golf cart that they fit perfect. They were easy to install as described. Makes the cart look great and keeps the mud from splashing up when driving. Highly recommend.

Easy to install, although there were a few bolts that I could not use due to the positioning of the fenders against the body. More than enough bolts to keep them installed. We use this cart as essentially a property tool to haul loads such as wood, to get to locations that are too far to walk, and to pull drags to level out gravel drives. I've hit these fenders on trees a number of times and they've held up perfect. Highly recommend.

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The parts arrived quickly. There was a small issue with the order so I reached out to customer service. They corrected the issue quickly without any hassle. Good quality and great customer service is always appreciated.

Installed these Husky fenders on my 2005 EZGo TXT. I love the new look.

This seller was great. I emailed him about some product details before the purchase. He emailed me back immediately and even sent me more pics of the fender flares. Very courteous. Thank you!The fender flairs-nice, solid built with predrilled holes. I opted for the stainless hardware which is nice. The flares went on pretty east, with the typical required bending a little to make them conform. The hardware also bolts thru, not the cheap plastic christmas trees some other kits offer. I put them on a 2008 club car ds which has a light kit-be advised if you have front lights woth the trim that covers around the side of the body, you will either have to mount the flares over the edge of the light fixture a little, or if you don't want to cover the light trim, you can slide the flares down and bend them a little to butt the end of the flare up against the edge of the light trim. I covered the headlight mounting screw so if I need to remove the lights for repairs, I will need to remove one or two of the fender flare bolts to get the headlights off (not a big deal to me). Once installed, these flares hold very firm to the body with very little flex. Great addition to our new ds. See attached pics for a better idea of how I handled the front light trim.