2021-2023 F-150 Husky Liners Rear Wheel Well Guards; Black Review & Install

If you're looking for a way to protect your wheel wells from rust and decay, Husky Rear Wheel Well Guards are the perfect solution. Made from impact-resistant, all-season thermoplastic material, they're designed to stand up to whatever harmful elements. On top of that, they'll help protect suspension, air bag, and fifth wheel components. So if you want to keep your vehicle in top condition, Husky Rear Wheel Well Guards are a must-have.
Smooth Installation. The Husky Rear Wheel Well Guards install easily and fit snugly, so you don't have to worry about them coming loose or falling off. Plus, they're easy to clean - just rinse them off with a hose when they get dirty. Husky Rear Wheel Well Guards are the perfect way to keep your car looking its best.
Application. The Husky Rear Wheel Well Guards are expertly constructed to fit 2021-2023 F-150s, excluding Raptor. amtrucks.at/3I...
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Features - 0:33
Construction - 1:10
Price - 1:41
Install Difficulty - 2:11
Full Install - 2:29
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[@americantrucks]

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[@nikeshvora6426]

Thank you for such an easy-to-understand video... very helpul and made installation a breeze!

[@billastley8878]

Easy as pie. Video helps a lot. Took 5-7 minutes/side. Thanks

[@americantrucks]

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching! -Zach

[@patrickryan9476]

How tight for the two bolts that went into the clips? Without much torque it seemed to really start folding in my rubber washer. Also worried I don't have them tight enough.

[@matthewjordan6635]

I live in northern Minnesota: could I caulk or RTV the seams so dirt/snow/ice and gravel don’t get pushed inside and stuck between the liner and the wheel well?

[@tm3471]

Need a video on replacing the front

[@Chubbydippin]

Thankyou, very helpful. These appear/look thicker less flimsy than the OEM ones. Maybe I'm mistaken but I've watched installs of both brands/types. Anyone else notice a difference in the thickness between the two?

[@mpschaefer1]

You can get factory supplied liners if you order your truck.

[@americantrucks]

Sure! But if you didn't get them from the dealer, these are a great option. -Zach

[@Michael_Livingstone]

Does anyone know if there will be any conflict between these liners and Gatorback mud flaps on said vehicle?

[@mattmcc8094]

Ford F150s are Aluminum and won’t rust.

[@je1279]

Agreed that the body will not rust. However, galvanic corrosion is always a possibility when mixing dissimilar metals.

[@tewksburydriver8624]

I have two F150's and even though the body is aluminum there are plenty of parts that rust.

[@vicc6744]

what about if you have mud flaps on the back

[@patwieferich3541]

Can these be used with mud flaps in place?

[@mikezahnow1605]

Won't work if you have the factory ford molded mudflaps on.

[@Ap-gw6zt]

No mud flaps to consider?

[@carminered]

the jclip bolts are also 10mm like the rear wheel well bolt?

[@je1279]

Yes, both are 10mm.

[@ThaddeusSchneiss]

will these fit a 6.5 ft bed?

[@miragesmack007]

They will fit any bed, just need trimming on the Raptor truck.

[@wiuretto]

2022 Raptor requires trimming. Also might consider a plastic wedge to pop these into the top of the wheel well. they dont just “pop right in”

[@limes2160]

Says excludes the raptor 🤡

[@strangleholdoutdoors]

I got mine for $80 at the dealer

[@neubauerphotography]

Great deal, listed for $200

[@HaleFire7]

I cannot believe how HORRIBLY these fit. I had to drill out several holes to get alignment. Would not recommend.

[@patrickryan9476]

No issues for my 2021 F150 other than I'm tempted to slightly trim a few mm off of part of the lip that keeps popping back out.