It may just be me but has anyone seen a need for these? (Front Wheel Well Liners)

The Tremor package can be ordered with front / rear ford part wheel well liners, without a sport package.

Its the SPORT package that deletes the fronts. The only reason the sport package does that, is because you get rears in the package and for some reason the system won't let you add fronts when without front and rear being selected in the same package.

There are 3 options on the order sheet:

Front only
Rear only
Front and Rear

My Theory:
If you try to build a truck and select front only then add rear only it will change you to the Front and Rear options. Makes sense. But since the sport package has the rears included, when you try to add the fronts, it wants to remove the "rear only" option (included in the package) which then it trys to remove the sport package.

Bottom line, I see no reason why the front Ford liners, if ordered separately, wouldn't fit.
 
The Tremor package can be ordered with front / rear ford part wheel well liners, without a sport package.

Its the SPORT package that deletes the fronts. The only reason the sport package does that, is because you get rears in the package and for some reason the system won't let you add fronts when without front and rear being selected in the same package.

There are 3 options on the order sheet:

Front only
Rear only
Front and Rear

My Theory:
If you try to build a truck and select front only then add rear only it will change you to the Front and Rear options. Makes sense. But since the sport package has the rears included, when you try to add the fronts, it wants to remove the "rear only" option (included in the package) which then it trys to remove the sport package.

Bottom line, I see no reason why the front Ford liners, if ordered separately, wouldn't fit.
Thanks for the help. I’ll order a set of fronts and I’ll give them a shot when/if my truck ever comes in.
 
OEM with a factory installation. They fit very well so I would say buy them! I can try to get a pic/video after work. I took the picuture at that angle because I liked how the shock cut-out was done.

There are a set of clips and a few hex screws holding them in.
I added new suspension and had no issues. I like them because up here in the north the use salt on the road in the winter so this helps prevent rust.
 

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Hey Guys, just want to connect 2 active threads on this topic. Maybe an OP can help merge.

Thanks!

 
Just finished installing fronts tonight
 

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Wheel-Well Liner - Black, For Front Wheel Wells

Wheel-Well Liner - Black, For Front Wheel Wells
Part No: HC3Z-16F099-A
SRP: $175.00
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  • Heavy-duty liners help cover up and shield body-colored parts and numerous underpinnings within the front wheelhouses.
  • Custom-molded to front wheel-well contours.
  • The only liners authorized by Ford Motor Company; designed and engineered to applicable Ford specifications to meet rigorous fit and durability standards.
  • Easy installation: mounting instructions and all rust resistant hardware included; no drilling required. Set of 2 liners (left/right sides) in Charcoal Black.
  • Available for 4X2 or 4X4

The front wheel well on my truck looks to be a heavy felt material. I'd rather not have debris and other stuff in the engine bay if I can prevent it. I wonder why these wheels well liners did not come from the factory, unless I just got too low of a trim level...
Wheel-Well Liners
Part No: FL3Z-9927886-D

SRP: $175.00
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  • Heavy-duty liners help cover up and shield body-colored parts and numerous underpinnings within the rear wheelhouses.
  • Custom-molded to rear wheel-well contours.
  • The only liners authorized by Ford Motor Company; designed and engineered to applicable Ford specifications to meet rigorous fit and durability standards.
  • Easy installation: mounting instructions and all rust resistant hardware included; no drilling required - liners can be installed without removing the rear wheels (for greater ease of installastion, rear-wheel removal is recommended). Set of 2 liners (left/right sides) in Charcoal Black.
  • Available for 4X2 or 4X4

I have the same felt material in my front wheel well.. Did you install the plastic liners. And does this heavy felt liner material have to be removed before installing the new heavy plastic liners? Thanks!
 
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I have the same felt material in my front wheel well.. Did you install the plastic liners. And does this heavy felt liner material have to be removed before installing the new heavy plastic liners? Thanks!
You leave the felt liner attached. The plastic covers the same area as the felt liner.
 
You leave the felt liner attached. The plastic covers the same area as the felt liner.
Installed the plastic liners right over the felt. Done!
Thanks Greg!
 
Installed the plastic liners right over the felt. Done!
Thanks Greg!
Anyone have the Ford Part numbers for the Front and Rear wheel liner kits? Thanks In advance!
 
The links/info are above gotta read the posts.
 
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I may be blind but I don't see the rear partnumbers, read the thread.

Here-

Wheel-Well Liners
Part No: FL3Z-9927886-D

SRP: $175.00
Get local pricing
  • Heavy-duty liners help cover up and shield body-colored parts and numerous underpinnings within the rear wheelhouses.
  • Custom-molded to rear wheel-well contours.
  • The only liners authorized by Ford Motor Company; designed and engineered to applicable Ford specifications to meet rigorous fit and durability standards.
  • Easy installation: mounting instructions and all rust resistant hardware included; no drilling required - liners can be installed without removing the rear wheels (for greater ease of installastion, rear-wheel removal is recommended). Set of 2 liners (left/right sides) in Charcoal Black.
  • Available for 4X2 or 4X4
 
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