Chevrolet Tahoe Fender Flares: OE Style vs Pocket Style
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This guide is for Chevrolet Tahoe owners shopping for fender flares. The decision comes down to your Tahoe's model year and trim, then the style you want: a low-profile OE style flare or a bolder Pocket Style flare. All the kits named here are four-piece sets from Husky Liners.
What to check first on your Tahoe
- Model year. Fender flares follow the shape of the body, so each kit is listed for specific years. Some titles here name the 2007-2014 Chevrolet Tahoe; others say "for select Chevrolet and GMC vehicles", and for those the fitment table on the product page lists the exact Tahoe years.
- Trim. One 2007-2014 Pocket Style listing is titled "Ex LTZ", meaning it excludes the LTZ trim. If you drive an LTZ, check the trims in the fitment table of any kit before you order.
- Tires and wheels. Husky Liners describes its Pocket Style flares as made for oversized tires and low-offset wheels. If you want a lower-profile look, the OE style is the other option.
- Newer Tahoes. None of the kits named in this guide is titled for a Tahoe newer than 2014. If yours is newer, use the vehicle selector or browse the full category.
What fender flares do
Fender flares extend the wheel arch to cover wider tires and reduce spray thrown from the tread. On a full-size SUV that spends the winter in slush and road salt, that means less of what the tires throw up landing on the body. The two styles below look and sit differently:
- OE style: Husky Liners describes its OE Style flares as a low-profile touch that sets the vehicle apart, and says they install in minutes with all necessary hardware included.
- Pocket Style: Husky Liners calls these rugged-looking protection over oversized tires and low-offset wheels.
OE style flares for the Tahoe
Two Husky Liners OE-Style sets are listed for the Tahoe. Both are four-piece sets, and Husky Liners says they install in minutes with all necessary hardware included.
- Husky Liners Fender Flares OE-Style 4Pc Set (2804904): titled for select Chevrolet and GMC vehicles. Its fitment table lists the Tahoe years it covers, along with the other vehicles it fits, so check your year there.
- Husky Liners Fender Flares OE-Style 4Pc Set — 2007-2014 Chevrolet Tahoe (2804936): titled for the 2007-2014 Chevrolet Tahoe. The fitment table lists the trims it covers.
Pocket Style flares for the Tahoe
- Husky Liners Fender Flare Pocket Style 4pc Black (WC2804919): a black four-piece Pocket Style set titled for select Chevrolet and GMC vehicles. As with the OE set above, the fitment table on the product page lists the Tahoe years.
- Husky Liners Fender Flares — 2007-2014 Chevrolet Tahoe (WC2804937): a black four-piece Pocket Style set titled for the 2007-2014 Chevrolet Tahoe.
- Husky Liners Fender Flares — 2007-2014 Chevrolet Tahoe (Ex LTZ): a four-piece Pocket Style set for the 2007-2014 Chevrolet Tahoe whose title excludes the LTZ.
The last two listings share the Husky part number 2804937, but only one title excludes the LTZ. If you own an LTZ, read both fitment tables before you choose.
How to choose between them
- Confirm your Tahoe's model year and trim.
- Pick a style: OE for a low-profile look, Pocket Style for more coverage over oversized tires and low-offset wheels.
- Open the product page and match your year and trim to the fitment table, or use the vehicle selector.
Where to browse
The Fender Flares category covers flares for other vehicles too, and Husky Liners Fender Flares groups the Husky range. Each product page lists the years, makes and models it fits; use the vehicle selector to filter for your Tahoe. Prices are in Canadian dollars and orders ship across Canada.
FAQ
Which fender flares fit a 2007-2014 Tahoe?
Three kits here are titled for the 2007-2014 Chevrolet Tahoe: the Husky Liners OE-Style set 2804936 and two Pocket Style listings of part 2804937, one of which excludes the LTZ. Confirm your trim in the fitment table.
Do Husky Liners fender flares come with hardware?
Husky Liners says its OE Style sets (2804904 and 2804936) install in minutes with all necessary hardware included. For the Pocket Style sets, check the product page.
Are there fender flares here for a newer Tahoe?
None of the kits named in this guide is titled for a Tahoe newer than 2014. Use the vehicle selector or browse the Fender Flares category.
What is the difference between OE style and Pocket Style?
Husky Liners describes OE Style flares as a low-profile touch, and Pocket Style flares as rugged-looking protection over oversized tires and low-offset wheels.
