Wheel well liners?
Cross-Country
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From: Fort Worth, TX
Also, I have some NEW in the box Husky liners for sale if anyone wants them!
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I was thinking the same. I've got the factory liners, and have since added the Bushwacker flares when I did my lift. Each time I wash my truck I make sure I blast the wells out good. Its amazing the amount of material that accumulates after a week or so of driving.
More Turbo
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From: Madison WI
I was much more concerned about the amount of crap that gets wedged in the nooks and crannies of an open wheel well. When I wash my truck, I always run the pressure washer up under and around the wheel well openings to clean the liners. Rear liners will also keep rocks from denting the fender tubs.
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From: Weirton WV
That was my concern with the wheel well liners, living up here in the rust belt. Just like a drop in bedliner, rubbing the paint off & exposing the bare metal underneath as the truck moves & shakes going down the road. I'm thinking spray on bedliner material in the wheel wells.
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