2020 Ram 1500 Big Horn rear wheel well liner installation

[@unice1970]

awsome job, my truck has these already so i’m good. enjoyed watching this

[@redskiclayton]

Very nice tutorial, I am definitely going to buy these as soon as I make an educated response, (because I'm 61 years old and have been around awhile). If I may suggest, I would remove the rear wheel and apply a coat of "Fluid Film" over everything exposed... If you don't have an air compressor and sprayer you can use a couple of "Preval" sprayers for the inside of the truck bed and frame areas before you install the liners. Reason being, (this goes especially for the folks, like me, who bought a used RAM p/u), the insides of those beds have already been sand blasted, (per say), by the elements of everyday driving, there could be open soars in the paint and or bare metal? Not treating it when you have already made the commitment to preserve your investment could be a waste of money. Otherwise this is a very good instruction video, thanks for sharing.

[@jh748]

Great demonstration buddy; I'll be doing this shortly to my new 2500. Thanks !!

[@tbirdboy]

Got a pair and thankfully your video got me installed. Thanks!

[@garagetoyzllc2248]

Glad I could help

[@pcc6025]

What mud flaps are those ?

[@tomstarcevich1147]

My 2021ram classic tradesman came with wheel liners and I didn't even order them I guess I got lucky 👍😊

[@garagetoyzllc2248]

yeah u did

[@WBOS72]

Best thing to do is not put them in, they hold salt. Clean amd prep wheelwell, then shoot with Upol Raptor liner. Once it cures, undercoat truck with black fluid film. Thanks for the video.

[@Life-of-Riley]

Do those install over the existing half liners ?

[@dskomsvold1]

Yes.

[@rejeanpaquet9249]

Definitely these Rough Country wheel well liners improve the look. I also have a 2020 White RAM 1500. Good video, bad audio.

[@garagetoyzllc2248]

Thanks for the feedback. Yeah doing the audio outside is a tough one. We're trying to improve on things with every vid.

[@troylee3179]

Good times, Not. But having said that if they were loose or made to easily put in they probably wouldn't be any good. Once you get them in they look great and fit well. Definitely worth it

[@jorgecarvajal9637]

Thanks for the video, I was glad you explained how to put em in because RC failed to send instructions, and I found it to be a FKN bitch to put in, but it got done.Again, thx for the video