I have a 2016 F250 CCSB 4x4 SRW XLT. At 2500 miles I already have some small rock chips behind the wheel wells (a problem I never had with our 2006 F150 or 2010 E350). So I want to add rear wheel well liners, arch guards, and mudflaps. Any recommendations? My primary consideration is ease of installation.

 

Husky mud flaps and wheel well liners they also make floor liners. Got mine off Amazon mud flaps fit good and easy to install.

 

I found the Husky rear fender liners covered more of the Frame Rail than the Ford liners did.

 

The Ford wheel well liners are nice as are the Ford flat splash guards.

 

I'm installing a set of Husky wheel well liners this morning if the rain lets up. I'll let you know how it goes.

 

Took about 15 minutes. Stupid simple. One piece of advice for the Husky liners, it requires 2 holes to be drilled in the bed sheet metal. The instructions say to drill both these holes then put in the screws. I'd recommend drilling one hole, then screw it in, then drill the other hole. You won't have to worry about trying to line up your screw holes because the liner flexes as you hold it up. Since it's cold out, I also sat the liners in front of the fire for a few hours to get them pliable.

 

The Ford liners do not require any holes to be drilled.

 

How about some pictures?!?! Thanks!

 

I installed rugged ridge wheel well liners. No drilling with them.

I installed Ford mud flaps front and rear.

 

Here is photos of the front flaps. Mine is a DRW, so not posting the rears. Rear would mount similar on SRW.