wheel well liners

[Bartlett]

After reading several posts on wheel well liners I am somewhat confused and hope someone can tell me what part number(s) I need. My truck has what appear to be liners on the rear of the rear wheel but not the front. So if i look above the drivers side rear wheel and forward there is nothing there to keep debris from getting all over the fuel filler pipe, frame etc. Are the liners availible from dc to protect this area and if so does the kit come with all necesarry hardware to mount?

mike

 

[WSnyder]

Part #82207367 liner kit. These are full liners w/fasteners included and will replace the partial liner that came with the truck. They will fit your 3500.

 

[wyosteve]

Fwiw, they run about $80 from the dealer.

 

[Dean Upson]

They are very easy to install and it might be a good time to take your wheels off and put anti-seize on the hubs and wheels to prevent corrosion and a real head-ache trying to get them off when they are stuck on.



Dean

 

[Peter Campbell]

With this "eco-friendly" paint, you need to think about mudflaps all around and wheelwell liners. Although it is not as critical as the new "eco-friendly" foam that killed a shuutlle crew.

 

[gsbrockman]

Got them on mine and they definitely give the truck a "finished" look. It's just a shame they eliminated those along with the hood insulation pads on the '03's.

Greg

 

[Bartlett]

Thanks for the info. I will get them and install them with nw custom flaps that are sitting in my garage.