GREAT video and thank you . i searched all youtube and your video is the only video that shows step by step on how to install the liners . i just got mine today from ford ,it literally took about a month to receive them , im installing them on 23 F150
Listen everyone, LH is drivers side. RH is passenger side. I stared at them for 10 minutes trying to decide if they meant left staring at the front of the truck or left staring at the back. Ford, if you read this switch the damn label to DS/PS for clarity.
@@BlackNightJack this is true. However, the F-150 is not sold through official channels in England. That means, the drivers side would be the same as in the US, since there is no UK version of the truck.
Somebody stole mine. And stole my tail light covers. So I leaned I had to keep my tailgate locked. I had to buy the whole kit on the taillights. Could not just buy the covers. Ridiculous thieves stealing parts off my truck. I’ve never had anything stolen from any of my previous vehicles.
Well, mine werent that easy. Right hand side fit perfectly. Left hand side isnt flush with the body, on the front side of the wheel. Looks like I am going to have to do some cutting.
You can order the truck with them, or have the dealer install them when you buy the truck... but yes they should come with them. Not sure why someone would save the $$$ when considering the function and looks of these liners.
Yeah but then you are stuck with a GM or Chevy which is a beautiful truck on the outside only. Inside, its dated and plastic feeling. I looked at the Sierra Denali before i decided on my King Ranch and for a top of the line GMC truck, it went very plastic and dated in the cabin so for me, that was an immediate pass.
It does look better, but for the price of these trucks these days they should come with it....but still they catch all kind of sand, dirt, mud, etc up under and behind them so don't know what good they are, thought about getting them for mine, but instead just cleaned up the inner fenders like he did in video and spent about 12-15 bucks and sprayed it all with black undercoat, looks just as good but a lot cheaper.
it doesnt look as good because you will still be able to see where the bed meets the frame. wheel well liners are pretty much cosmetic and give it that finished look. I got the Husky liners as they look better IMO
@@shadetreediy3890 the thing that my free rewards was in a form of 2 years free oil change. technically better than the cash rewards. thanks for notifying me, i called the salesman and he clarified my rewards to me.
Great video. Any chance you would happen to know the part #? My dealer in Canada can't seem to find the right one . They as me one that wasn't even close. Thanks.
I am looking at getting these this week but was wondering if they covered the 1 1/2" or so between the start of the bottom rear fender and the wheel well were alot of the salt and stuff can collect.
If you are that concerned about snow, ice and salt, why did you get it undercoated? I did the undercoating on mine and had the Husky wheel well liners installed.
Can you tell me what dealership you worked with or if you found the part number? I have tried two local Ford dealerships and both have told me they can’t find this part for the 2021 model year and the last guy showed me on the computer. I asked Husky liners and Rough Country and they are both 4-6 weeks out on having the 2021 ready for sale. I’m wondering if they just ordered you liners for a 2020 and it worked or perhaps my local dealerships don’t know what they are doing.
I agree that the dealers don’t always know what they’re doing. The first set they ordered for me was for a completely different vehicle. The second time they got it right. Got them from Phil Long Ford in Colorado Springs.
I agree that the dealers don’t always know what they’re doing. The first set they ordered for me was for a completely different vehicle. The second time they got it right. Got them from Phil Long Ford in Colorado Springs.
@@bwarholak I'm having trouble with the left side rear liner. It's not lining up flush at the front of the wheel. If you got some, I hope yours went on with ease.
its cosmetic, it just gives the wheel well that finished look, it also protects the wheel week from stone chips kicked up by the tires and if you live in a 4 season climate they will help protect your investment from snow, ice and salt but without undercoating, the wheel well liner is pretty much just cosmetic
Why wipe it all clean, first time you drive through mud or on salted roads that liquid gets between the liner and the fender well. All this thing protects is the paint from kicked up rock damage. My dealer wants $130 after a %20 discount, part number ML3Z-9927886-A, not sure if I will waste my money
May I ask what did the oem well liners cost from the dealer? Thanks for the video! I have a truck on order and the build price for the factory to do it is 180$
For what these cost it is pretty disappointing not to have them from the factory. This is my first f150 and I am not impressed so far. It is clear they cut corners to save $$$. My back up camera/display looks really cheap too
Good way to burn up those useless points. You should have went with the husky liners though. They cover more than those and they also cover that nasty ugly looking frame gap.
GREAT video and thank you . i searched all youtube and your video is the only video that shows step by step on how to install the liners . i just got mine today from ford ,it literally took about a month to receive them , im installing them on 23 F150
They should be included in the FX4 option.
Listen everyone, LH is drivers side. RH is passenger side. I stared at them for 10 minutes trying to decide if they meant left staring at the front of the truck or left staring at the back. Ford, if you read this switch the damn label to DS/PS for clarity.
Your DS/PS standard wouldn't work if you lived in England. 🤣
@@BlackNightJack this is true. However, the F-150 is not sold through official channels in England. That means, the drivers side would be the same as in the US, since there is no UK version of the truck.
Instructions were hard to read… thx for the video
Thank you so much for the video, took all of 20 minutes to install them and saved me $70 installation charge at dealership. Appreciate the help!
Thanks for this video. Just bought a 2021 f150 and need this. Wish ford had these standard
Good video. It will show people that were undecided, how easy they are to install.
Thanks just installed mine and followed your video
Just bought mine with my points as well thank you
Nice, but do not use Windex on painted surfaces.
You’re right, that was probably not a good choice.
Great video for the weekend warriors among us. God bless buddy!
Somebody stole mine. And stole my tail light covers. So I leaned I had to keep my tailgate locked. I had to buy the whole kit on the taillights. Could not just buy the covers. Ridiculous thieves stealing parts off my truck. I’ve never had anything stolen from any of my previous vehicles.
Looks great but i highly recommend not using ammonia aka windex to clean painted aluminum.
Well, mine werent that easy. Right hand side fit perfectly. Left hand side isnt flush with the body, on the front side of the wheel. Looks like I am going to have to do some cutting.
It looks like you can either install these or the mud flaps and not together ... is that the case?
anyone??
I just ceramic coated the inside of mine. Stuff just hoses off.
GM & Chevy they come with the truck...come on FOMO!!!
You can order the truck with them, or have the dealer install them when you buy the truck... but yes they should come with them. Not sure why someone would save the $$$ when considering the function and looks of these liners.
Yeah but then you are stuck with a GM or Chevy which is a beautiful truck on the outside only. Inside, its dated and plastic feeling. I looked at the Sierra Denali before i decided on my King Ranch and for a top of the line GMC truck, it went very plastic and dated in the cabin so for me, that was an immediate pass.
It does look better, but for the price of these trucks these days they should come with it....but still they catch all kind of sand, dirt, mud, etc up under and behind them so don't know what good they are, thought about getting them for mine, but instead just cleaned up the inner fenders like he did in video and spent about 12-15 bucks and sprayed it all with black undercoat, looks just as good but a lot cheaper.
it doesnt look as good because you will still be able to see where the bed meets the frame. wheel well liners are pretty much cosmetic and give it that finished look. I got the Husky liners as they look better IMO
Just picked mine up and installed. Super easy. I also used my FordPass points. Cost me 37,888 points. Part # ML3Z-9927886-A
Wow! It looks like even I could do it. Yeah!
the price at my local dealer in CO is 175 for both wheels (sold together under one part number) the price is after 15% discount. thanks for the video!
Thanks. See if you can use your Ford Pass points for them. That way they're "free".
@@shadetreediy3890 the thing that my free rewards was in a form of 2 years free oil change. technically better than the cash rewards. thanks for notifying me, i called the salesman and he clarified my rewards to me.
$152 at my dealer but purchased with points as well
Great video. Any chance you would happen to know the part #? My dealer in Canada can't seem to find the right one . They as me one that wasn't even close. Thanks.
Did you find that part #? Installing mine in the morning and can check
F150 part# ML3Z-9927886-A
Name of the wheels?
I’m gonna have to get these. Looks good. How much were they.
Thanks. I think they were 80-100 bucks. Something like that. I used my ford pass points to buy them, so they were “kinda” free.
What!!!! I was told they wont be in until May in Illinois
Good video. Made installing a breeze
I am looking at getting these this week but was wondering if they covered the 1 1/2" or so between the start of the bottom rear fender and the wheel well were alot of the salt and stuff can collect.
Doesn't matter. The truck is aluminum. It won't rust
If you are that concerned about snow, ice and salt, why did you get it undercoated? I did the undercoating on mine and had the Husky wheel well liners installed.
Can you tell me what dealership you worked with or if you found the part number? I have tried two local Ford dealerships and both have told me they can’t find this part for the 2021 model year and the last guy showed me on the computer. I asked Husky liners and Rough Country and they are both 4-6 weeks out on having the 2021 ready for sale. I’m wondering if they just ordered you liners for a 2020 and it worked or perhaps my local dealerships don’t know what they are doing.
I agree that the dealers don’t always know what they’re doing. The first set they ordered for me was for a completely different vehicle. The second time they got it right. Got them from Phil Long Ford in Colorado Springs.
I agree that the dealers don’t always know what they’re doing. The first set they ordered for me was for a completely different vehicle. The second time they got it right. Got them from Phil Long Ford in Colorado Springs.
Frank the Ford part number is ML3Z-9927886-A
@@mikemiller8170 thank you!!
Got mine from Fairway Ford on eBay. Always great service. $158 and free shipping.
Do they sell them for the front wheels too, or just the rear?
Your front wells should already be lined
@@bryonmaddas3358 Yep, I posted the question before I got my truck.
@@bwarholak I'm having trouble with the left side rear liner. It's not lining up flush at the front of the wheel. If you got some, I hope yours went on with ease.
@@bryonmaddas3358 No issues installing mine.
I had my wheelwells Line-X’d.
Just ordered mine from Fairway Ford, $145.00 delivered. Best price I could find. Ordered many things from them.
That's where I ordered mine from as well.
What’s the point for these again
its cosmetic, it just gives the wheel well that finished look, it also protects the wheel week from stone chips kicked up by the tires and if you live in a 4 season climate they will help protect your investment from snow, ice and salt but without undercoating, the wheel well liner is pretty much just cosmetic
i just purchased them from ebay for 159 with free shipping.
Love those wheels.
Now if you can put them in properly every 15 seconds 700 times a shift we have a job for you
Why wipe it all clean, first time you drive through mud or on salted roads that liquid gets between the liner and the fender well. All this thing protects is the paint from kicked up rock damage. My dealer wants $130 after a %20 discount, part number ML3Z-9927886-A, not sure if I will waste my money
May I ask what did the oem well liners cost from the dealer? Thanks for the video! I have a truck on order and the build price for the factory to do it is 180$
Thanks. I think they were 80-100 bucks. Something like that. I used my ford pass points to buy them, so they were “kinda” free.
For what these cost it is pretty disappointing not to have them from the factory. This is my first f150 and I am not impressed so far. It is clear they cut corners to save $$$. My back up camera/display looks really cheap too
Good way to burn up those useless points. You should have went with the husky liners though. They cover more than those and they also cover that nasty ugly looking frame gap.
Lol enjoy them!😜
NOW if only you had put them in correctly...The 2 bottom left & right push in clips should of been installed under the liner to accept the screws.
The two metal clips were put in prior to the liner being placed into the wheel well. Put your eyeglasses back on, Mack.
xD