Wheel Well Liners
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I did a lot better than that just last night.
RDP has a 30% OFF sale. I got mine for $90.96. Including free shipping. That's $40 off their retail of $129.95. There is their regular forum discount f150husk that gets you 25% off. Then you add the second code HUS5 for another 5%. See their posts under the vendor forum.
Beat that, Stage 3!!
RDP has a 30% OFF sale. I got mine for $90.96. Including free shipping. That's $40 off their retail of $129.95. There is their regular forum discount f150husk that gets you 25% off. Then you add the second code HUS5 for another 5%. See their posts under the vendor forum.
Beat that, Stage 3!!
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rdpstore.com. Click on Ford, choose the pickups. Click on Protection/Husky/wheel liners.
At check out enter this code: F150husk
That get's you 25% off. Then add hus5 to get another 5%.
Total will be 90.96 with Free shipping. Mine are on the way!
Last edited by Kensterfly; Sep 1, 2016 at 08:11 PM. Reason: .
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Has anybody had an issue with not having pre-drilled holes on the inner wheel well flange to install their liners? I looked at mine tonight and it seems the only holes were where my mud flaps are installed...I can see were others might go but they are "filled", for lack of a better word.
Not a big deal to have to drill a couple holes for the push pins, but I was under the impression most people didn't have to do that (I have an xlt..no factory fender flares)
Not a big deal to have to drill a couple holes for the push pins, but I was under the impression most people didn't have to do that (I have an xlt..no factory fender flares)
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Has anybody had an issue with not having pre-drilled holes on the inner wheel well flange to install their liners? I looked at mine tonight and it seems the only holes were where my mud flaps are installed...I can see were others might go but they are "filled", for lack of a better word. Not a big deal to have to drill a couple holes for the push pins, but I was under the impression most people didn't have to do that (I have an xlt..no factory fender flares)
Last edited by tampastx; Sep 1, 2016 at 09:54 PM.
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I should have mentioned I'm looking to install the rough country ones..and the instructions refer to holes in the wheel house flange. I do not think I have said holes, so am pretty sure I will have to drill them.. I understand the other liners don't require that?
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For those who have the rough country wheel well liners, you remove the 4 push pins and then does the liner fit between the flare and the metal or on top of the metal? I had a hard time trying to put one on today. Going to try again tomorrow but I'm looking for some guidance. Thanks
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The problem is that Husky has MAP pricing (Like alot of companies do). Right now we are only allowed to advertise Husky at 10% off. Then other companies add discount codes to those sales. I cant keep up with everyone's discount codes. The bottom line is we will always try to be the best deal.
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From: Kansas City
The problem is that Husky has MAP pricing (Like alot of companies do). Right now we are only allowed to advertise Husky at 10% off. Then other companies add discount codes to those sales. I cant keep up with everyone's discount codes. The bottom line is we will always try to be the best deal.
