How much tire clearance do these flares add?

Ziggy-style flares are designed for modest widebody coverage. Verify your current tire diameter and sidewall height before installation — measure from the inner fender to confirm adequate clearance between the new flare edge and your tire's outer wall. If you're running larger or offset tires, mock-fit is recommended.

Do these flares require drilling into the body?

That depends on your mounting approach. Review your vehicle's OEM attachment points on the existing fender structure. Many builders use a combination of factory holes and new fastener locations. Check your service manual or mounting kit documentation for specific drill points and fastener locations.

What wheel sizes work with the Ziggy flare profile?

The Ziggy design accommodates a range of vintage wheel fitments. Your setup depends on rim diameter, width, and offset. Measure your current wheel specs and compare against the new flare's outer edge when test-fitted. A slight gap between the inside of the flare and the tire is ideal to prevent rubbing under compression or turn-in.