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Okay, I'm sold...These liners are going to the top of my Christmas wishlist...
Originally Posted by Hackenbush
<puts on wizard hat and raises wand>. Hackenbush; I hereby ban you from posting pictures if those tires. The stock pizza cutters are driving me nuts and those photos will force me to buy new tires too soon!
Installed the Husky liners last night. I had read some iffy reviews but decided to check them out anyways. It took some man-handling to get them in place and the holes lined up but they look great. It didn't take more than 10 minutes a side. I am very happy with them. The Husky mud flaps arrive this afternoon.
Ive looked at there vids and read there install instructions, nowhere does it state that it will fit with factory/oem splash guards, if i order these and have the oem mudflaps, will this still be a bolt in?
x2 on using the Husky liners with the Ford Mudguards. I have both and the fit was fine installing the Husky Wheel Well liners after installing the Ford Mudguards.
I installed the OEM mud/splash guards last wednesday and after following this thread, and a few others, i ordered the husky's today and should have them for pickup tomorrow. Thanks to everyone who posted in this thread.
p.s The OEM splash guards, man are they thin!! kinda cheaply made, my budds 2013 supercrew has the OEM guards and they are thick, rubber as apposed to plastic. It is what it is i suppose.
I have always liked the look of the wheel well liners so I was looking for a nice set for my 16 at a lower cost than factory or husky. I bought a set of rough country ones for $79 plus $8 shipping and really really like them. Tell me what you think they may be another option.
I had to trim the bottom portion on each by about 3/8 in because they were pressing on the splash guards and making them hard to reinstall. After that it was smooth sailing. Really happy with them!
Thank you. I felt like I got a good deal on them they were the cheapest ones I found. I looked at OEM, Husky, Rugged liner, and rough country. I really didn't care which ones I got I like them all but I figured with them just being plastic liners how could they be any different so I went for the cheapest ones and I really like them so if anyone is interested I bought mine off ebay but you can get them on rough country's website and they are the same price. $79 with $8 shipping. Just figured I would add my experience in.
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. The stock pizza cutters are driving me nuts and those photos will force me to buy new tires too soon!
