Review on 🚗 Husky Liners Rear Wheel Well Guards for 2006-2014 Ford F-150 - Black, Model 79101 by John Destruction

I didn't check them carefully before installing. It was only after installation that I noticed that a large hole had been accidentally cut on the driver's side. Completely defeats the purpose of containing elements. Also, none of them generally fit my 2006 f150 fx4. On the passenger side, a deep groove was added just above the tail where it deviates an inch or more from the straight line of the wheel arch just to get closer to the 1/3 wheel arch mark. The same on the driver's side, but less pronounced. Also, they don't fit as smoothly or cleanly as I had hoped, nor do they have any sort of wrapping around the bottom of the fairing or body to prevent water from getting into the top of the interior where they start to rust. I personally put them on because my truck's body already has rusty holes over the tires from unsuspecting previous owners. I am planning to swap out the bed next summer but I need to stop the bleeding and also reduce ice build up. This is a great association despite its shortcomings. It will protect your frame and lower body around the wheel well well. But not your outer sheet metal. In fact, it can make matters worse as it gets close enough to the body to trap ice and salt without adding extra protection in that particular spot. They could form an extra small 90° angle slotted into the underside of existing trim clip holes for easy attachment, with custom longer trim clips making installation a matter of removing the trim clips, sliding in and aligning. Long holes with new decorative clips. If you're thinking that you're buying them to protect your truck from rust or to provide the same warm, fluffy feel as your Weathertech custom floor mats when it snows, you're wrong. But they are better than nothing and serve a good purpose. Especially if you like me and just want to undo the damage already done.