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dunnitagain 04-26-2018 07:41 AM

Polished Stainless Steel Trailer Fenders
 
Rebuilding a trailer , and I'm looking for a Supplier for Polished Stainless Steel fenders,
I need tandem tear drop style, Ive seen the usual google places , but 900.00 a pair for 2 fenders? I would like 14 Gauge .
Anyone have any suggestions ?

BrowardTrailer 04-26-2018 09:09 AM

Here's a link to the company we use: Fenders N' More

Get ready to pay the big bucks...they are expensive...

dunnitagain 04-26-2018 10:57 AM

Thanks Jim , Thats some nice fenders.

BrowardTrailer 04-26-2018 12:44 PM

Yeah, I know...shiny is expensive, lol

dunnitagain 04-26-2018 03:18 PM

Jim , do you use any Low Profile 15" tires ? I have some nice Sendel Wheels but the 215's look like huge donuts on them.
I'd like to lower the profile of the trailer some also.
Thanks

BrowardTrailer 04-26-2018 03:33 PM

Sorry, our smallest wheel or tire is 16"

ToMorrow44 04-28-2018 08:19 PM

I just bought a set of triple axle tear drops from Fenders N More. They came out great, but yes they're pricey, I think tandem axle would be quite a bit cheaper though. Pacific trailers site has some options without the teardrops...?
https://www.pacifictrailers.com/coll...frame-hardware

ToMorrow44 04-28-2018 08:23 PM


Originally Posted by dunnitagain (Post 4623533)
Jim , do you use any Low Profile 15" tires ? I have some nice Sendel Wheels but the 215's look like huge donuts on them.
I'd like to lower the profile of the trailer some also.
Thanks

Depending on how much weight is on the tires, you can probably run some car tires to get the profile you want. Just make sure you're not over the weight limit of the tire and you're good. Thats what all the west coast trailers with custom wheels are using. I used low profile car tires for 16 years no issues...my new trailer has car tires on it too.

Tractionless 05-03-2018 09:50 PM

Possibly consider a less expensive material coated with a hyper power coat that mimicks stainless. Also alot less maintenance.

VoodooRob 05-04-2018 07:59 AM


Originally Posted by Tractionless (Post 4624761)
Possibly consider a less expensive material coated with a hyper power coat that mimicks stainless. Also alot less maintenance.

PVD, it's what Ford uses for their "chrome" wheel packages on their trucks.


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