Rear Wheel Well Liners - 3500 SRW

[DBurdett]

I have just ordered a 3500 SRW and would like to order Rear Wheelwell Liners.

Some of my research would indicate that the Liners might not fit the 3500, because of the helper spring buffers. Has anyone fitted liners to a 2006 3500 SRW and did you experience any problems?

I asked the Dealer, but they were not able to answer the question.



Thanks

 

[TowPro]

I also think it makes a difference 2wd and 4wd from what I am reading.

 

[TexasCTD]

I have them on my 04. 5 SRW 3500 truck. They fit perfectly. Don't know if they made any modifications or changes to the 06's though. I doubt it.

 

[Prairie Dog]

They're all the same from 03 on.

 

[DBond]

Fit fine on my 05 3500 SRW

 

[abdiver]

Fit fine on my 05 3500 SRW

Ditto, My install was fine

 

[TEaton]

06 Mega Cab 3500, They fit perfectly.

Troy

 

[Diesel Power]

how much are they? and where, besides the dealer?. thanks

 

[TowPro]

I notice nobody with a 2wd said they have installed them?

 

[MFalkinham]

I put them on my 2500 2wd, and they fit fine. Cost was around $80 from dealer.

 

[fkovalski]

I put the liners on my '05 3500... one item to note:



if you use chains, the clearance between the tires and the liners is not as much as on the 2G's. Make sure all the links are secure if you use them. I had 1 link flapping (which was not an issue on my '01) and it mad an aweful racket and tore up the liner a bit. I solved it using zip ties and duct tape.

 

[GregSmith]

The wheel well liners DO NOT fit the 2006 3500 2wd (srw). This model has a bracket welded to the frame that interferes with the liner. The 2500s and the 3500 4wd models do not have this bracket. I just went through this disappointment.