MAD BMW M2 M3 M4 G87 G80 G82 G83 S58 Enhanced Fender Clearance - MAD-135

The MAD Enhanced Fender Clearance Front Wheel Arch Kit is an essential upgrade for BMW G8X owners looking to achieve the perfect stance or run wider wheel and tire setups without interference. Engineered for enthusiasts who demand both performance and factory-quality aesthetics, this kit creates the additional clearance needed to prevent rubbing and contact with the factory plastic fender vents or liners—especially under hard cornering or suspension compression.

From the factory, BMW G8X models (G80, G81, G82, G83, G87) offer very limited front wheel arch clearance. Once you add wider wheels, tires, suspension upgrades, or spacer kits, rubbing becomes a common issue. The MAD Enhanced Clearance Kit solves this problem with precision-engineered components that provide clean, reliable space while maintaining a seamless OEM-style appearance.

Installation requires trimming of the original vented section. The included hardware ensures a solid, straightforward fit that preserves alignment, durability, and professional finish.

Each kit comes complete with both left and right front sides, offering a ready-to-install solution that allows you to confidently adjust your stance, lower your ride height, or use wheel spacers without concern for rubbing or fender damage.

Key Features:

• Eliminates rubbing against plastic fender vents and liners

• Provides extra clearance for lowered cars, wider wheels, and spacer kits

• Includes both left and right aluminum plates for a complete installation

• Installation requires trimming the OEM vented section

• All necessary mounting hardware included

• Direct fitment and OEM-like finish for easy installation

• Enhances stance and performance without compromising factory design

• Built from high-quality, durable materials for long-lasting reliability

Vehicle Fitment:

• BMW M3 G80 (2021+)

• BMW M3 Touring G81 (2023+)

• BMW M4 G82 (2021+)

• BMW M4 Convertible G83 (2021+)

• BMW M2 G87 (2023+)

• Engine Code: S58