Toyota Fenders
FAQs About Toyota Fender Replacement After a Fender Bender
It’s always smart to replace a broken or missing fender in your Toyota as soon as possible. Luckily for car owners looking to save money on their exterior parts replacements, we save you up to 35% off the MSRP with nationwide shipping right to your door.
Fender Assembly Rear Right-hand
Panel Front Fender Right-hand
Liner Front Fender Left-hand
Liner Front Fender Left-hand
Panel Front Fender Left-hand
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How much does a rear flare fender replacement cost for my Toyota Tundra?
The cost of a rear flare fender replacement for your Toyota Tundra can range between $300 and $800, depending on whether you opt for an OEM part or an aftermarket option. Installation costs at a body shop will vary, adding around $200 to $500 to the overall expense, depending on labor rates in your area.
Can I replace the front fender of my Toyota Matrix myself?
Replacing the front fender of your Toyota Matrix can be a DIY job if you're comfortable with basic auto repairs. It typically involves removing bolts and clips holding the fender in place, as well as detaching the front bumper and headlights. If you're handy with tools, this task may take about 2-4 hours. However, professional assistance is recommended if you're unfamiliar with vehicle bodywork.
Can I drive my Toyota Camry with a broken or missing fender?
Driving with a broken or missing fender on your Toyota Camry is not advisable. A damaged fender exposes critical components like the wheel wells, increasing the risk of debris or water damage. In some areas, driving without a fender may also result in a traffic violation. It’s best to repair or replace a broken fender as soon as possible for both safety and legal reasons.