Rear wheelwell rust bubbles...

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Sir_Hiro

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Link is pending approval from mods but this is what mine look like. Not Terrible fitment..had to open up the two mounting holes on top. But the fit is good. My painter did a great job. Just gotta buff out all the brake dust from the doors and it'll be mint.
 

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Link is pending approval from mods but this is what mine look like. Not Terrible fitment..had to open up the two mounting holes on top. But the fit is good. My painter did a great job. Just gotta buff out all the brake dust from the doors and it'll be mint.
Thanks, looks good. My truck is black, and I don't even know if I'd get them painted.
 

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Looks like it's this forum software causing the issue. I tried posting multiple versions of the link, and it keeps linking to a single pixel.
Must be. I would just search on Ebay for your year yukon fender flares.
 

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I can get to the backside easily by taking off the wheelwell liner, I would treat that too.
The backside in the wheel well is a separate piece of metal. There's no way of easily getting to the back of the outer panel but you might be able to get behind it taking off the panels inside the cargo area to at least get some oil in there to slow it down.

Adding fender flares is a northern thing to do to hide rust. Any truck with them they were either added to hide rust or they caused it.
 

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