2023 Ford Ranger Wheel Well Liners for Trucks

Guard your vehicle's chassis, engine bay, and suspension against chemicals, impacts, and abrasions with the protection of RealTruck's wheel well liners, also called wheel well covers and fender liners. These accessories are a valuable investment for any ride, especially those regularly driven through severe weather or rough conditions. 

RealTruck offers a wide selection of wheel well liners for your specific application, featuring various styles, materials, and more. With direct-fit, vehicle-specific designs, RealTruck's wheel well liners offer hassle-free installation in under an hour on most applications. Cleaning is a breeze as well. Smooth, thermoplastic liners enable dirt to wash right off, providing that perfect, sleek, black fender gap every wash.

Popular Wheel Well Liner Types and Materials

Wheel well liners are manufactured from various materials, which impact installation procedures, durability, and corrosion resistance. Some of the most common include:  

• Composite Plastic: Fender liners are one of a vehicle's first lines of defense against road salt and other contaminants, and as such, must withstand harsh conditions. One of the most common materials is heavy-duty, impact-resistant thermoplastic, such as high-density polyethylene (HDPE), which won't crack or warp in extreme weather conditions.

• Alloy: For added durability, alloy fender liners are a solid option. These liners are ideal for dedicated wheelers and off-road rigs, as the robust construction can withstand impacts and abrasions from rocks and other obstacles far better than typical plastics. 

• Jeep Fender Liners: Jeep fender liners often feature high-clearance, modular designs to offer engine bay and chassis protection without compromising tire clearance and articulation.

Composite

Molded from heavy-duty materials like HDPE and polyethylene, composite wheel well liners are highly resistant to impacts, abrasions, and chemicals, providing years of reliable service. Composite wheel well liners also provide a sleek, factory-style finish. Typically, no modifications are necessary for installation.

RealTruck Expert Pick: Husky Liners® Wheel Well Guards

Why we love it: 

• Durable all-weather thermoplastic construction

• Easy installation

• Improves the appearance of the exposed underbody of your truck

• Protects from rocks, debris, salt, and harsh weather conditions

• Textured black finish

• Sold in pairs

• Made in the USA

• Limited lifetime warranty

Alloy (Aluminum and Steel)

Alloy wheel well liners are designed to withstand repeated impacts and abuse without failing. In some cases, minor modification is required for installation, but the added durability is undoubtedly worth the extra effort.

RealTruck Expert Pick: Rugged Ridge Inner Fender Liners

Why we love it: 

• Constructed out of a lightweight aluminum plate

• Brake-formed and engineered for a precise fit

• Available in corrosion-resistant black powder-coat finish

• Simple bolt-on installation

• 5-year warranty

Jeep Fender Liners

Jeep inner fender liners protect against mud, debris, and the elements. Designed specially for Jeep models, they shield your undercarriage while maintaining your Jeep's rugged looks.

RealTruck Expert Pick: Go Rhino Inner Fender Liners

Why we love it: 

• Protects the engine compartment and wheel wells from rocks, mud, and other hazardous road debris

• Custom-fit for Jeep Wrangler JL and Gladiator models

• Constructed from durable aluminum

• Black textured powder-coated finish

• Sold as a pair (front and rear sets)

• All installation hardware and instructions included

• Drilling required

• Made in the USA

• Limited lifetime structural | 5-year finish warranty

FAQs About Our Wheel Well & Fender Liners

Q: How do I keep my truck wheel wells from rusting?

A: Installing fender liners is one of the most effective ways of preventing your vehicle's wheel wells from rusting, as they prevent road salt contact and rust-inducing rock chips. However, be sure to remove them and wash behind them periodically to avoid salt and mud from accumulating in hard-to-reach areas. 

Q: Can I replace a wheel well liner myself?

A: Yes! Wheel well liners can be replaced at home, in your driveway, with conventional hand tools. 

Q: Are wheel well liners easy to install?

A: Yes! Most wheel well liners feature direct-fit, vehicle-specific designs that bolt directly to existing mounting holes in your vehicle's body.