Rear Wheel Well Liner
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With the painted wheel wells - they are B*tch to keep clean - packed with mud, snow, ice, etc....
I was surfing GM accesories and saw the made rear wheel liners.
So I ordered a pair.
Awesome
Love it - Black plastic - they install under the bed lip
The kit comes with all the plastic retainers and screws
They fit so tight - I did not drill any holes - I just used the plastic retainers and called it good
They cover the frame as well - esp the round holes for the frame rails
Part number 19166682
I was surfing GM accesories and saw the made rear wheel liners.
So I ordered a pair.
Awesome
Love it - Black plastic - they install under the bed lip
The kit comes with all the plastic retainers and screws
They fit so tight - I did not drill any holes - I just used the plastic retainers and called it good
They cover the frame as well - esp the round holes for the frame rails
Part number 19166682
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they fit great !!
the kit comes with screws for the in the wheel well area - I didnt install them
liner fits tight and I didnt want to drill any holes
at the bed side - they attach with plastic fasteners in factory holes - 3 on each side
the kit comes with screws for the in the wheel well area - I didnt install them
liner fits tight and I didnt want to drill any holes
at the bed side - they attach with plastic fasteners in factory holes - 3 on each side
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