Check on Amazon, I saw some on there for older trucks.

 

Now that you mention it, I recall.

Thanks!

 

I just ordered the OEM liners off ebay, I watched a couple videos on installing them and the Huskies appear flimsy, the Ford ones have stiffeners molded in and they use heavier duty fasteners. I felt like they were worth the extra dollars.

 

I have the Huskys on my '12 and have had no problems with them. They fit right and were pretty easy to install.

 

Found a video. Now that I've seen the process, HELL YEAH Ima order these suckas up. Dropped em into my shopping cart already.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGRA2NU9ulo#t=19

 

Yep, easyinstall, I got the OEM ones and installed them last week, took about 30 minutes to do both sides. These should be standard equipment on the trucks.

 

Okay. Husky Liners from Amazon: $116
OEM from dealership, installed: $145

HAH! Ima let my dealer boy pop em in there for me in a nice warm dry garage!

 

The Husky's are better than the OEM ones. And I got mine for $104 shipped.

 

Better in what ways? Thicker plastic? Better mounting? More holes to use?

 

Offering the Husky Liner Wheel Well Guards at $110.46 again (before 5% 1st time buyer discount)

 

My Ram 2500 has these from the factory. I agree

 

I have the OEM liners on my 13, they were there when I got the truck, dealer installed I would guess as my truck had 29 miles when I got it.

 

I was looking into just getting mine sprayed with bed liner...thoughts?

 

This was my thought as well. Liners from the dealer are $175 bucks. Weathertechs and Husky's are a little less on Amazon. But a few rattle cans of bedliner are about $30 bucks. It's just a wheel well after all, and my only goal is to cover the white paint inside there.

I'm still undecided.

 

Spray liner would be fine for protection of what is there, but the plastic liners help fill in the wheel well behind the tire. It keeps a lot of stuff out of the bumper and just completes the look. I have a set of OEMs installed on my 2010.