Wheel well liners?
Fleet Mechanic
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From: Maryland
As with most installs the passenger side went much faster.
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From: oneonta ny
Was just at the dealer looking at trucks, and seems like the front doesnt really need liners. I kind of decided to just get the rears. The fronts seemed to have something already. The rears looked like they could use some finishing up. As someone said it probably is more noticeable on light colored trucks, but I think the wheel wells would look better black. If I didnt get liners I would definitely either paint them black, or get them sprayed with bed liner.
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From: Vancouver, BC
Was just at the dealer looking at trucks, and seems like the front doesnt really need liners. I kind of decided to just get the rears. The fronts seemed to have something already. The rears looked like they could use some finishing up. As someone said it probably is more noticeable on light colored trucks, but I think the wheel wells would look better black. If I didnt get liners I would definitely either paint them black, or get them sprayed with bed liner.
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From: oneonta ny
are you glad you did liners front and rear? Was thinking of just doing rear, but someone said fronts clean easier with liners.
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Hmmm, my 350 KR came with them, front and rear. Part of some options pack, no doubt. I was just admiring them yesterday as I crawled around, removing the chin spoiler. Some kind of high-tech dense stiff foam, it appears. We don't get salt in TX but if I lived up north I would want a spray-on liner right on the metal too.
More Turbo
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Hmmm, my 350 KR came with them, front and rear. Part of some options pack, no doubt. I was just admiring them yesterday as I crawled around, removing the chin spoiler. Some kind of high-tech dense stiff foam, it appears. We don't get salt in TX but if I lived up north I would want a spray-on liner right on the metal too.
5th Wheeling
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Hi,
Can anyone provide the Ford part #’s for the front plastic wheel well liners?
Just picked up my 2017 F350 Platinum today.....it has the plastic rear wheel liners installed, but just fabric front wheel well liners.
I understand that the front plastic wheel liners are optional.
Please let me know.
Thanks
Can anyone provide the Ford part #’s for the front plastic wheel well liners?
Just picked up my 2017 F350 Platinum today.....it has the plastic rear wheel liners installed, but just fabric front wheel well liners.
I understand that the front plastic wheel liners are optional.
Please let me know.
Thanks
