Fenders
Fender Splash Shield
Fender Splash Shield
Fender Splash Shield
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Keep Your Fenders in Perfect Condition
Big box stores and chains might be cheaper, but they can't guarantee the parts you're buying are genuine. Fenders are the curved panels covering your wheel wells that shield mechanical parts from water, mud, rocks, and road debris. These body panels endure constant punishment from materials thrown up by tires during normal driving. Damaged fenders look terrible and fail to protect expensive components like brake lines, wiring harnesses, and suspension parts from corrosion and impact damage.
How Fenders Get Damaged and Worn
Fenders deteriorate through collision damage, rust formation, and everyday wear from road conditions. Parking lot accidents and minor fender benders create dents and creases that compromise structural integrity and paint protection. Salt used on winter roads collects in seams and crevices where water sits, creating rust that spreads from the inside outward. Rocks and gravel kicked up at highway speeds chip paint away in small spots that grow into larger corrosion areas. Tire rubbing during tight turns or when carrying heavy loads wears through fender liners and creates holes in the metal. Previous repairs using body filler crack and fall out as temperature fluctuations cause expansion and contraction. Mounting brackets that attach fenders to the frame rust through and break, allowing panels to shift and create gaps. Most fenders need replacement between 95,000 and 140,000 miles in areas where road salt is common, though collision damage can require earlier replacement regardless of mileage.
Why Genuine INFINITI Fenders Are Worth the Investment
Aftermarket fenders use lighter gauge metal that dents easily and lacks adequate rust protection coatings. Genuine INFINITI fenders match exact factory specifications for vehicles like the QX50 and Q70, ensuring perfect alignment with doors, headlights, and bumpers. Generic fenders arrive without proper mounting holes or brackets for factory equipment like side markers and fender liners. Factory parts include correct metal thickness and corrosion-resistant primer that extends service life. We stock authentic fenders that install correctly the first time without modification or fitting issues.
For your upcoming restoration or repair, INFINITI of Lynbrook has all the components you're looking for.