Fasttimez

Hey guys, just installed these yesterday, didn't have to take the wheels off, install time was about 10 minutes per side, uses all factory holes and brackets for install. I didn't like the fact that the Rugged Liners uses self tapping screws to hold theirs in place so I went with the Factory Ford Liners. Price was $125.

Old Smoky

I just installed the Rugged liners on my 2013 yesterday. There are no self tapping screws, just push pins.

The Machinist

Those liners are must. I barely had my truck for a week before I ordered some.

Fasttimez

Funny, we installed 4 sets of Rugged Liners on F150's and they all came with self tapping screws in the instructions to install the inside of the liners to the bed, maybe we got old stock or something. The OEM Ford Liners are an exact mold of the inside, they install using all the factory bracket holes, and all the holes line right up, no pushing or pulling to try and line up stuff like on the Rugged Liners. Having installed both, the OEM Liners are far superior in quality to the Rugged Liners IMO...

Rugger

I installed the rugged liners two weeks ago. Didn't use the push pins, just put the screws I removed back in place thru the liners. They fit perfectly and I didn't need a single push pin. $85 delivered. I'm just say'n...

jtetterton

Same here.

Nissankidd

iTrader: (2)

Looks awesome. I have been thinking of doing this also.

BarryT82

iTrader: (1)

I used the Rugged Liners also and they don't come with any screws. You just remove the screws that are already there and replace them once the liner is in. I didn't have to remove the wheels either.

tbar1963

Thanks...I think...you just cost me $125....

walc

Ditto!