Do I need mounting hardware, or is it included?

The fender panels ship without fasteners. Source stainless steel bolts and backing plates rated for your truck's bed material — aluminum, steel, or composite — and refer to your vehicle's service manual for proper torque specifications. This gives you control over hardware quality and ensures a secure, corrosion-resistant fit.

Can I install these on a lifted truck, or do they only work at stock height?

Over-fenders work on stock and lifted trucks alike — the wider stance sits on top of your factory fender line regardless of suspension setup. Verify tire clearance to the new panel bulge after any lift installation, especially if you're running larger tires. The bulge profile is designed for typical off-road tire packages, so measure your tire diameter and sidewall extension before finalizing placement.

What prep is needed before painting?

Sand the surface with appropriate grit to promote paint adhesion, then wipe clean of dust and contaminants. Apply your chosen automotive primer and topcoat system per the paint manufacturer's instructions. FRP can be painted with single-stage urethane, basecoat-clearcoat, or epoxy systems — consistency with your truck's existing finish will give the best blend.