caribou2.7

I just picked up a 15 xlt 4x4 and noticed that the front liners are some sort of thick carpet material. I'd imagine this is for sound dampening and I've seen this type of thing done on more street focused vehicles but am wondering how it will hold up to mud and snow. Anybody know of a tougher aftermarket option that may fit over the stock stuff?

jcat

mine are hard plastic....

caribou2.7

Mine are rigid like plastic but have this felt like or carpet like material on them. Sorry for the pic it's from a cell and it's still dark out here.

jcat

you happen to be in canada?

I've seen that before on previous cars I've owned but my 150 doesn't have it.

caribou2.7

In Oregon. I asked the dealer about it. He said that's the way they receive them.

9'er

Im in the US, and mine are the felt lined ones with some mud:

T_R

Mine are plastic. My truck is an XL.

The felt ones do hold up. The super duty has been using them for years and the typical Super Duty around here is a plow truck. That's about as harsh as you can get on them. No real issues.

The felt stuff stays muddy even if you wash it off, the plastic comes clean, so I prefer the plastic.

I have no idea why some have plastic and some felt, I thought it might be a trim level thing, but somebody posted their XLT has felt. Maybe it is by engine?

Cdestuck

Mine are the felt like ones to. I don't like them. They just aren't as easy as the plastic ones are to wash. Now the wheel liners for the rear wells are the same old plastic

caribou2.7

Wonder if it's possible to get the plastic xl ones installed on an xlt?

nfld150

I have an XLT with the plastic ones.