Spec-D Fender Flares vs GMT800 Pocket Style Fender Flares

Both are four-piece flare sets for GMT800 trucks, but they aim at different buyers. The Spec-D set is an OE-style matte black flare that keeps the factory look and fits Fleetside only. The pocket-style set is the bolder, bolted-on look and covers more body styles, including Dually, Stepside, Suburban and the 2007 Classic. Build on both is polypropylene, and owners of either type report the same trade-off: OE-style is quieter and cleaner, pocket style collects mud and needs more care.

• Choose the Spec-D Fender Flares if you want a stock-looking, paint-to-match flare for a Fleetside Silverado or Sierra and don't need Dually, Step-side or Suburban coverage.
• Choose the 99-06 Pocket Style set if you want the aggressive bolted-on look and your truck is a Dually, Step-side, Suburban or 2007 Classic that the OE-style set doesn't cover.