2021+ F150 Rough Country Wheel Well Liners Install and Review

Installing some Rough Country Wheel Well Liners on a 2021+ F150. I wanted to protect this undercarriage area and also make the truck look better overall. This part was $99.95 w/free shipping at the time of this video.
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Rough Country part number 4213

[@MoratiRace]

Easy install. You took your time. Well detailed video. Just what I was looking for. Nice job. Thanks !

[@bigerictime]

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback. Trying to make the best content!

[@brianrobbins3499]

Always nice when you can work on your truck with your flip flops and shorts on. Nice job

[@skywalker6268]

Nice vid. Looks good. Definitely getting some for my truck.

[@bigerictime]

Looks so much better with them on. A lot easier to clean underneath too!

[@kgthakid2911]

Great vid! The new design is a little different. You actually have to use 4 Christmas trees per side (8 total), and you don’t have to remove that factory screw (that hole isn’t used). Also, the driver/passenger sides aren’t clearly marked anymore, which can be confusing. Overall tho, still a super quick and easy install.

[@scottj2985]

Where do the other two Christmas trees per side go now? Are they harder to get to the back side with the washer than the original two

[@lamontfreeman8693]

Great Job

[@djneville2000]

Do they work (install the same) if truck has mud flaps ?

[@paulmulcahy1579]

Good work. Do they work? That's the question. Do they stay in place in ice and snow. Do they make it easier to clean and really protect? Are they noisy during gravel, snowy, icy travel?

[@bigerictime]

Works great, it's installed and I honestly forgot that they are there but working under the truck you can tell it's doing it's job!

[@MegaTapdog]

They have been great on my ‘21 limited. Gave it a good scrubbing first and didn’t notice any sound difference up or down but definitely way less mud and dirt on springs, differential and everything in between front to back. I should have done this on my last truck, a 2009 f-150 because eventually my leaf springs got fine dust and dirt in them and squeaked like crazy when dry and I had to jack body up to try to separate springs and pressure wash, even that wasn’t 100% successful.