rear wheel liners
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I know this is an old thread but incase someone is searching, I ordered Penda rear liners from Advance Auto. Around $80 or so, $90 and change to the door. They went on so easy I thought I was doing something wrong! Anyway, somewhere on here is another thread about them, that's how I learned about them. On the site it'll say it dosen't fit my 2019 truck but they're for 2017 which is the same and they DO fit...perfectly!
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My pleasure! I think most body parts 2017 - 2019 are the same although I imagine there are a few exceptions.
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Any chance you remember the Penda P/N on Advance. I'm thinking about grabbing these as they are so much cheaper! Also thinking about having the front and rear wells done with spray liner. Just not sure the spray will have the same effect at preventing noise. Also bought an old weather guard toolbox for $50 on craigslist that I'm having sprayed. Will post before and after pics as an update. Will save me around $500 on the weatherguard toolbox alone.
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Welcome to FTE TXLumberjack88. You must have went to SFA in Nacogdoches with a user name like that.
Buy the Ford wheel well liners, they fit the best and the price difference in negligible. Definitely cheaper than having liner sprayed in there, unless you're already getting the bed sprayed.
As for the toolbox, if you're already getting a liner sprayed, have them spray the box too. I once took a used box off of one truck to use on another. I was disappointed that my toolbox looked faded and crappy on a brand new truck. So, when I had LineX sprayed in, I had the toolbox sprayed at the same time. It didn't cost much more since they were already spraying the truck bed. Looked good until I sold the truck. Of course, if the box is dented and beat, it would be best to just get a new one.
Buy the Ford wheel well liners, they fit the best and the price difference in negligible. Definitely cheaper than having liner sprayed in there, unless you're already getting the bed sprayed.
As for the toolbox, if you're already getting a liner sprayed, have them spray the box too. I once took a used box off of one truck to use on another. I was disappointed that my toolbox looked faded and crappy on a brand new truck. So, when I had LineX sprayed in, I had the toolbox sprayed at the same time. It didn't cost much more since they were already spraying the truck bed. Looked good until I sold the truck. Of course, if the box is dented and beat, it would be best to just get a new one.
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I remember seeing a used truck with no rear inner wheel wells on a lot the had outward facing dents on the rear box, I have know idea what size of gravel/rock it had been driven on. Sure did make a mess though.
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