2015-2020 F150 Mudflaps & Wheel Well Liners

Keeping our Project Trucks That Much Cleaner

We put our Project Trucks through their paces off-road, which means they get plenty dirty. While we don't particularly mind a bit of dirt and grime, keeping things a bit cleaner does make those post mud-romp washing sessions take less than an entire week. One of the most pragmatic grime-reducing upgrades we made to both our 2015 F150 3.5L EcoBoost Project Truck and our 2015 F150 2.7L EcoBoost Project Truck was Husky Liners Rear Wheel Well Liners. These high-quality, easily-installed liners keep dirt, mud, snow, and whatever else from lodging itself up in our truck's bedsides, which are almost impossible to clean out otherwise.

We added an additional layer of grime protection to our 2015 F150 2.7L EcoBoost Project Truck in the form of WeatherTech's No-Drill DigitalFit Mudflaps. The mudflaps, as their name implies, install without drilling and feature a clean, OE-style appearance that blends right in to your truck, unlike many universal mudflap kits. The WeatherTech Mudflaps look good and give a decent amount of tire coverage which keeps the love handles of our truck a good bit cleaner.

Ford OEM Wheel Well Liners on our 2015 F150 XLT

We planned on our 2015 F150 XLT Project Truck from the very beginning to become a competent and aggressive off-road machine, however, we didn't want to spend the week after an off-road trip trying to clean out mud and grime for the inside of our truck's bedsides. That's why we grabbed a set of Ford OEM Wheel Well Liners to help keep things just a little bit cleaner. The liners are extremely easy to install and are durable enough for most off-road applications.