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Nov 18, 2019 | 01:56 PM

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2019RRSDLARIAT

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I ordered my 19 with all 4 wheel well liners. I figured it would be close to the same price as buying aftermarket so I figured its easier to order it with them. 1 less accessory to buy. They look nice and very easy to clean. Makes it look complete in my opinion. No regrets. I would order them and don't look back. You're ordering it for God's sake and spec'ing it out to your liking. Get what you want

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Nov 18, 2019 | 02:18 PM

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whagen

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For the price that they are changing you, it might be less expensive to buy them yourself and instal them. I think i paid around $250 for front and rears. Might also want to consider mud flaps.

Nov 18, 2019 | 02:37 PM

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h20camper

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From: Lost in the Ozone....

Quote:

Originally Posted by ckal704

I still find it unwieldy to find specific info.

Don't feel bad. The search tool on this site is poor IMO.

To your post. I have the Ford liners front and rear. Like most posting here, I like them too for looks, protection and ease of cleaning. The fronts are especially beneficial in the cleaning aspect as the truck comes with those felt type wheel wells that are hard to clean.

Nov 18, 2019 | 04:27 PM

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Rudeman

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I have the rears installed and just recently purchased the fronts to install the next sunny day. They sure clean up nicely and they keep the dirt/mud off the inside sheetmetal.