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Must have truck accessory for any truck! Install on 2024 Chevrolet Silverado HD....body protection!

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To protect your investment, you got to get these liners. If you didn't order them on your truck when it was built or you bought a truck new that just didn't have them, you'll want these. Especially if you get your rig dirty often. There are many companies that make these, but I've had great luck over 15 different times I've ordered the Husky Liner fender liners from Husky liner .com. The link is below, they have them for all different makes and models. This set is on a 2024 Silverado 2500 HD and I also have them on my 22 Ford Superduty 7.3 Godzilla.
Link to Amazon where you can purchase.
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23 авг 2024

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@user-vs7ec1wz5d Год назад

Thank you very much for all the information on the fender liners and sharp objects to be careful of when working to install them. Great video! Thanks.

@automotiveinquiries9673 Год назад

Absolutely 💯, thanks for watching.

@user-vs7ec1wz5d Год назад

@@automotiveinquiries9673 Enjoyed it very much.

@BT62240 Год назад

Just took delivery of my 23 XLT Tremor Zilla w the 4.30 rear. Love it!!!!!

@thecoinpirate1059 12 часов назад

That’s to help road sound

@jimm2442 Год назад

My LTZ came with all four. I had no idea some do not. I've had my truck for three years and the factory ones are holding up great. I wash the mud and road grime off easily with a nozzle on the garden hose.

@williammattsen6148 6 месяцев назад

@Roaming-Mike Год назад

My bed liner guy just hit the wheel wells with line x came out better and cheaper and no moisture or dirt to get behind those plastic wells

@matthewanderson9912 Год назад

They look nice. I like them better than the factory ones like on mine. Mine are like a carpet material and they also don’t completely hide the frame in the rear. That wax coating is infamous lol. I think it does an ok job but I would rather them just paint the frames. The thing with the wax is don’t pressure wash it! It will cut it off. Just use regular water pressure. Those husky liners will really save that section of frame from getting blasted with high pressure.

@seaox2109 Год назад

Great video! You got me so hyped that I am going to look at a Godzilla timorrow

@automotiveinquiries9673 Год назад

Sweeeeet......have fun and let me know what you think! Every single person that I've let drive my zilla, leaves with a grin from ear to ear, self included.

@stephenrussell9518 Год назад

I put the same ones on my 22 trail boss. Had them on all 4 wheel wells on my 16 but I’m glad only the front ones were on it the plastic is much easier to clean.

@T.Z89 Год назад

Great video! I’m getting these for my 17 250. Looks great

@automotiveinquiries9673 Год назад

Thanks, let me know what you think when you get them.

@jeffward7502 9 месяцев назад

I watched another video and someone had mentioned the washers are only if your reusing hdwr from your old liners. I thought it was odd putting that washer on the backside. The Christmas tree alone should be all you need. I will install mine next week and verify.

@zadzilko 9 месяцев назад

I had a 2015 1500 I just traded on a 2024 2500….the 1500 had 100k on it and the wheel liners still looked new.

@maintenancethrottle Год назад

Not sure if it is standard but my 2024 LTZ came with all four of the "fabric" liners. Not sure what the advantage is of the fabric liners over a hard plastic liners from the manufacturer perspective (cost? ease of install? durability?) but I've noticed that dirt and mud like to stick to the fabric, whereas I think it would slide off or be sprayed off via driving with the hard plastic. X2 on that variety kit of plastic fasteners, as well as Husky consistent quality -- their Xact liners are awesome.

@blueeyegi 8 месяцев назад

I have them on mine as well but drove others without and I think it helps with road noise as well.

@Intwodeep902 4 месяца назад

does husky offer the front wheel well for plastic or would that be too much noise with the Rocks hitting it

@chadpowell5541 Год назад

Great video...thanks! Would it have made it easier if u jacked it up and took the wheels off for better access? Thanks

@automotiveinquiries9673 Год назад

Thanks, appreciate you watching. I think if one was to do the front liners it may be easier to remove the tires, and same on the rear, but I've always just slid them over and in. Swap out the rubber slip on tree clips and it would cut time into 5 minutes.

@texanwd8387 7 месяцев назад

2024 Dually rear only 325.00 (no aftermarket available), expensive add on after 103K for the truck . For that should have been included

@nickhelling3426 7 месяцев назад

I'm getting mine under sprayed

@briancc2100 Год назад

I feel fender liners hold water, salt, and mud etc up in the wheel well

@chrisstymus1980 Год назад

I apply a heavy dose of oil undercoating prior to installation.

@edgelabknives 7 месяцев назад

No where near as nice as those Husky liners but a cheat is to spray Plasti Dip on the fiber liners. Will last a while and can be easily touched up.

@thomasschofield6633 Год назад

Thanks for pointing out that chevy is still using that lousy wax to coat the frames.

@joekrueger615 11 месяцев назад

I just installed the Husky wheel well covers on my 2024 Custom 2500 and it wasn’t easy. Hard to get it up above the mud flaps. But did you use the rubber washers on the back side of the Christmas tree plug? I didn’t think I was going to be able to get them on there, plus the instructions read like they were used if you had existing bolts already there from another wheel well cover.

@automotiveinquiries9673 11 месяцев назад

I used body fasteners, they sell a kit on Amazon for around 13 bucks, and just pushed them in. I used the rubber ones on a few locations, but they are very hard to get on. I keep on hand hundreds of those large body fasteners, for moments like that...but I used to always use the river washers... it can be done, but it's not as easy as the Christmas tree fasteners.