2011 Ram 1500 Fender Flares

I might have to have my Ram re-painted because of the paint job done to the flares. The quality of them of good. However there are some changes that could be done to them. There is a gap in the front where them meet up with the headlamp. As if the form coasted in had a bend in it. Heat might cause it to relax this summer and close up the small gap. The price of this one is sweet. At around $160 beets the cost of other well known brands. Installation was not difficult. I had to remove the old ones. Have not driven around with them as yet, so i cannot give any possible downside to that. Didn't have to remove bages on mh truck see8ng that i have a V6. So no hemi badgering. The OEM holes on the truck do not exactly line up to the ones on the flares. They are manageable. A few better thoughts would be. 1) Sell mud flaps specific to the model of flares for each vehicle. 2) Widen the bottom section of the flares that are aimed to the rear of the truck (location that mud flaps are attached). This might aid in marginally protecting the area, and would give more area to attach mud flaps to.