Aftermarket 2024-2026 Ford F-150 Front Fender (Front Quarter Panel)
Technical Specifications
| Feature |
Details |
| Part Type |
Outer Front Fender / Front Side Body Panel (Front Fender Panel) |
| Condition |
New (High-precision manufacturing specification aftermarket replacement, perfectly matching the vehicle's dimensions and aerodynamic body lines) |
| Compatibility |
Ford F-150 Trucks (2024 to 2026 models - Facelift) |
| Material |
High-rigidity, high-resistance lightweight aluminum (or standard hydraulically pressed steel) to ensure matching factory standard weight and dent resistance |
| Finish / Outer Coating |
Comes covered in a factory protective primer coat (EDP Primer) in black or gray, completely ready for prepping, sanding, and immediate painting to match the truck's color |
| Side |
Available as individual pieces (Right side / Left side) - Design varies completely by side |
Highly Important Technical Note: Ford launched a comprehensive and radical front-end facelift (Facelift) for F-150 trucks starting from the 2024 model and continuing through the current 2026 models. This fender perfectly matches the cut of the updated headlights and the shape of the new bumper and grille; therefore, it absolutely does not fit previous generation models (2021-2023) due to different front convergence angles and the flow of the side body lines (Body Lines).
Trim & Accessories Warning: Please verify whether the required fender features pre-drilled holes for mounting exterior plastic wheel arch moldings or fender flares (Wheel Arch Moldings / Flares) that distinguish certain trims like Tremor or specific off-road packages, as they differ from the smooth standard trims (XL, XLT). Additionally, the Raptor trim features a wide body (Wide Body) with entirely proprietary fenders that are completely incompatible with this standard fender. It is highly recommended to perform an initial installation check and test fit (Test Fit) on the truck to precisely align the side panel gaps (Gaps) with the hood, door, and bumper before beginning the final painting process, while carefully transferring the trim emblems and side fender vents (Fender Badges / Vents).
