Review on 🚗 Husky Liners 58466 Mud Guards Set - Custom Front & Rear Mud Guards | Fits 2017-22 FORD F-250/350 (No OEM Fender Flares) by Logan Tripp

I installed them in minutes. I also installed Husky wheel arch liners (liners first). I think they look great and are a great addition to my F250. I had issues with my front tires throwing road debris onto my fixed footpegs. Unlike my F150 Platinum, they don't tidy up, so each week they turn into a mess. I hated the fact that every time you wanted to get in or out of the truck they always got dirty. And when you went off-road, a surprise awaited you from the dirty side. I also didn't like my expensive chrome turbo tailpipes getting fouled with road grime. These kids got rid of all the troubles! Cons: Not really as they can be installed and securely attached to your truck in minutes. You have the option to drill or cut the top in one place. I drilled it with a 1/8 bit and attached it to my truck with the included screw. The bottom sections use your existing screws and you'll add more on the inside below. When installing fender flares, do the shims first. Judge for yourself (pics attached) but I love them and I'm glad I bought them for my truck! To update. 12/31/2018 Happy New Year! So I bought them even though Revain Auto told me they didn't fit. Well they fit perfectly and look great on my F2019 F250. However, I have to say that I don't really like the spacing between the Husky fender and the Husky fender liner. Behind it is a spot, something like a "mud catcher”. Although it won't stay in the car wash, I think I could use black silicone and fill that gap. It seems to me that dirt can get caught between these two parts, slide down and eventually end up on the rest of your truck, such as B. the exhaust pipes and bumper areas. While you can't actually see this dirt, it's still a problem as it ends up in your driveway! It's been raining cats and dogs here in Georgia this year and it's helped a lot. I highly recommend them and I'm still glad I bought them the first time.