Fender Plate options

[AaronS]

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The INEOS Grenadier front fenders with diamond plate (checker plate) covers are designed to support a load of 330 lbs (approx. 150 kg) per fender. Per the data l I've found

I believe this is for non-Euro trucks only. Trucks sold into pedestrian impact regulated markets have lighter fenders that are not as robust.

 

[abbeyroad]

I believe this is for non-Euro trucks only. Trucks sold into pedestrian impact regulated markets have lighter fenders that are not as robust.

Curious: Where's the official documentation for this claim?

 

[Zenadier]

Plenty of options for you. I went GP Factor.

 

[AaronS]

Curious: Where's the official documentation for this claim?

I don't know if there is. Although, I would guess fenders and wings have different part numbers. I got the info from someone who consulted with INEOS regarding the fender/wing diamond plate.

 

[abbeyroad]

I don't know if there is. Although, I would guess fenders and wings have different part numbers. I got the info from someone who consulted with INEOS regarding the fender/wing diamond plate.

A bit dubious until we can cite official IA source? To your point, interesting that they call out RoW and USMCA.

IA documentation here.

 

[AaronS]

A bit dubious until we can cite official IA source? To your point, interesting that they call out RoW and USMCA.

IA documentation here.

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Says right there that USMCA and RoW trucks have additional reinforcement... without the reinforcement (EU trucks) it makes sense the wings will support less weight.

But if you prefer to disagree until IA gives a statement...

 

[Zenadier]

330 lbs = 198 lbs... perfecto! Short answer is, if you have any fender plate installed, get up there and dance, or change a light bulb, that's what they're for. Beyond coffee or beer.