Husky Liners® Wheel Well Guard Ford F150 Installation Video

Husky Liners® Wheel Well Guards cover, protect and boost the appearance of your truck's wheel wells. Who’d have ever thought a wheel well could look so sexy?

Stop the road’s rage. - Guard your wheel well from rust and decay caused by rocks, dirt, salt, and debris while making your truck look sweet.

Tougher than nails (or rocks for that matter). - Our durable, impact resistant all-weather thermoplastic material holds up to whatever the road spits at it.

You’ll be mudding in no time. - So quick and easy to install you’ll be on the road to off-roading in no time.

Easy. Now. - Our Wheel Well Guards are ridiculously easy to clean. Just spray them down with a hose and they’ll be good as new.

Born in the USA. Made in the USA. - When we said the Pledge of Allegiance in school, we meant it.

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Transcript:

Husky Liners Wheel Well Guards, cover, protect and boost the appearance of your truck’s wheel wells, and as you will see in this video, they are ridiculously eaaaasy to install.

First, open your new Husky Liners Wheel Well Guards package and remove the guards and fastener kit.

You can determine which guard is the driver side and which is the passenger side by looking at the part number that is molded in the top of the part.

To install your new Wheel Well Guard, simply place it in over the tire and push up into the wheel well opening.

Be sure to tuck the upper lip of the Wheel Well Guard behind the vehicle’s fender lip above the tire to hold it in place. Then tuck the lower portion of the Wheel Well Guard behind the front and back fender lip. Finally, tuck the remaining portion of the Wheel Well Guard behind the fender lip and align the predrilled holes with the factory truck hole locations.

Once positioned correctly, drill two 1/8” holes using the pre-drilled holes on the Wheel Well Guard as the template. Loosely Install two screws.

To complete the installation, install two more screws through the other pre-drilled holes on the wheel well guard and into the existing factory holes. Place a U clip on the backside of each of those screws and firmly tighten. Finally, tighten the remaining screws.

From all of us at Husky Liners, thanks for watching and for those who have purchased a new set of Wheel Well Guards, we appreciate your business. We hope you experience many years of increased protection for your truck. Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us at [phone].

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[stevethomas]

Read some reviews that mentioned putting the liners in the sun prior to installation helps.
I'll find out

[danieljhampshire]

Bought a set for my 07 King ranch. The set I bought is compatible with 06-14 Ford F-150. There are no factory holes in my wheel wells for installation. Idk if I’m missing something or if King ranch is different than a different sub model

[Relic]

Totally random cowboy riding a Husky. Love it.

[xelnjare]

Was NOT prepared for the end credit... good stuff!

[austinwinn]

For the F150, which is aluminum, how do you prevent galvanic corrosion? What are the nut clips made from? The fasteners?

[TehKoopaPwns]

Pretty bad lighting in this installation video

[Flight]

Not as easy as they make it look for a 2018 F150!!!  You have to muscle these bad boys in if you have the additional fender trim.  Install when the weather is warm as the plastic is much more pliable.  My holes did not line up on the passenger side.  Had to push and pull to work the screws in.

[sanderpena]

Any of this for 2000 f150 front and rear?