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Your cart is empty.Manufactured from top quality components, this is your inexpensive replacement option for your rebuild, repair, and maintenance needs. When you select a genuine OEM part - you can rely on the high quality and effectiveness of the product and brand without having to guess if the product will work in sequence with your vehicle. Protecting your investment is important and choosing the right parts can be challenging. Stick with what you know and choose a genuine OEM part.
FIG
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
Quick shipping, fair price, OEM quality and all mounting hardware was included. Easy to install on my, new-to-me, F150 and I did not have to remove the tires.
J. Dross
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2021
Easy to install however 2 holes on the rear of both sides do not line up with the factory holes. I had to drill new holes in both liners. Filled the old liner holes with Black silicone RTV
Andrea
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2020
Perfect fit on my 2020 F-150, Genuine Ford Parts, better price than dealer or online Ford Accessories web sites I shopped in. Install took less than 5 minutes per side. Liners not shipped in box, probably to save the vendor in shipping costs and hence the lower price, but zipped tied together with bag of hardware zipped tied through one of the bolt holes. Hardware bag had small tear but luckily no parts missing.
SAM
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2020
2016 Platinum F-150Good stuff:Fit perfectly.Easy to install took maybe 10 minutes per side. Probably the easiest thing I have ever installed on my truck everything lined up.Sturdy plastic liner and hardware.They look nice and add a more finished look. Will probably make getting mud out of the wheel wells easier.If you are bored and want to do a minor upgrade to your truck I would recommend these.Mediocre stuff not necessarily the products fault:Don't see why this didn't come from on my truck from the factory. Kind of on the expensive side for what they are but for the OEM fitment probably worth the money over the third party liners.You will probably be the only one to notice them. But I didn't expect to pull up on the job site and have everyone say "Ohhhh nice rear wheel liners man". anyway.
Jason Christenson
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2020
Fits great, really improves the look of your truck. The only issue I had was the directions. This is the first time I’ve ever installed anything with the clips that come with this and the directions are useless. If this is you, too, Google up an install video and watch it first. I found a great video by CJ Pony Parts that I should have watched to begin with. Also make sure you get the LH and RH sides identified. Being 700 years old I couldn’t see they are labeled with something like a stamp on the plastic that’s the same color as the plastic. They look the same at a glance, so identify them before installing. The install took about 5 minutes per side once I figured out what the hell I was doing. Snap three clips in, snap the liner in, pop in three push plugs, and run three screws through the clips. Done.
Jeff Stanley
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2019
First off, these are super easy to install if you are a Ford trained tech or if you could read the mind of the person that did not write the instructions. There are no written instructions, only vague line drawn pictures. As for value? Way overpriced for what you get. Style? What style? These go inside a wheel well and are basically invisible. Here is the easy way to install these on a 2019 Ford F150 XLT. I cannot speak for any other model. There are six (6) holes in your wheel well punched into the metal. Three are more or less round and three are rounded off rectangles. Locate the left and the right liners, you can tell by looking on the liner as it is marked. You DO NOT need to remove the tires. Get a seven (7) millimeter socket and ratchet or nut driver. I used a nut driver as I do not like using excessive force on parts this small. Place three metal inserts into the rounded off rectangles FIRST. Place the liner into the well by going over the tire. With just a little force in an upward direction, the liner will pop into the well. Take one of the provided plastic push pins and push it into a round hole then do the other two as there are three all together. These are not really shaped like push pins but work the same way and I did not know what else to call them. Then place the metal screws into the metal inserts and tighten sufficiently. PUT THE METAL INSERTS IN FIRST BEFORE YOU PLACE THE LINER INTO THE WELL and push them in until they click.
JWillis
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2019
Would have been 5 stars but a bit more of a dig at Ford for being so cheap as to not put them on $40,000 to $60,000 trucks. Wasn't it standard at one time?The price is a bit much for a couple pieces of plastic but what can you do.They make the truck look better and give better protection and cleanability. Fit very nice.I installed mine after I had my mud flaps and Sport trim on. Did not have to remove anything.They install VERY fast, easy and secure. Glad I went with OEM.
Bobby49
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2016
Excellent quality, excellent fit and very easy installation. Some have complained that the use of steel spring clips would cause corrosion with the aluminum body. However, these clips are coated to prevent dissimilar corrosion. They look great and will protect the underside of the wheel well from roadway debris, mud and filth. A great and I feel necessary addition to your new truck.....one wonders why Ford did not install these at the factory to begin with!
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