Uglyknob

I was at the dealership for something unrelated and asked about them. they had them in stock and I walked out with them for 140 bucks. Took me maybe ten minutes to install. No other input - other than they do what I wanted and seem to be good quality.

stinman

Same with me. I did the passenger side first and was so pissed off I almost didn't want to finish, but then the drivers side went in like butter. I just thought it was easier because I had figured out where to perfectly put the crow bar!

GoleyC

Here's a post about Husky Liners and other things that might help you decide on which version to go with Aftermarket or OEM.

https://www.f150forum.com/f118/do-yo...-liner-434781/

sswalters

I have the Pendas and they fit perfectly. I think someone else did the research and said they were the actual vendor for the OEM parts. Haven't heard anyone state there was a differece between them before.

gthrift

I'm glad it wasn't just me. Took 45 minutes, a trim tool, and hammer to get the passenger side in. Driver side took 2.

Kornfrk2727

Bigoltex

I have the Husky and they fit perfect. They have a very small almost impossible to see marking on them that indicate which side to place them. I have read many reviews about improper fitment, but most of them were due to placing them on the wrong side. They come with a page that tells you this so it's strange to me most don't bother to read it.

charrongsu

Installed the OEM liners. Purchased from Amazon. Installation was simple. Fit was perfect

KRAZO

anyone have a link to the OE liners on amazon?

Heavishot