Wheel well liner?

[BuzzDoc]

Has anyone installed wheel well liners to front wheels on a F-53 chassis to reduce road noise and limit damage from road debris thrown up by tires?

If so where did you find them?

[Beau388]

Originally Posted by BuzzDoc

Has anyone installed wheel well liners to front wheels on a F-53 chassis to reduce road noise and limit damage from road debris thrown up by tires?

If so where did you find them?

Several have sprayed Lizzard Skin in the wheel wells

[Lt Keefer]

That is a whole lot of space to cover with a liner.

[Jimbo56]

There are several folks who have stuck Dynamat on the clean flat surfaces. They say it stays stuck and is worth the effort. I put it in the doghouse and use 2 indoor/outdoor mats. This works for us.

[pneumatics]

Originally Posted by BuzzDoc

Has anyone installed wheel well liners to front wheels on a F-53 chassis to reduce road noise and limit damage from road debris thrown up by tires?

If so where did you find them?

I just installed mudflaps. The lower end I used the same screws that Thor used for the existing mudflaps on the top row (had to get longer screws). Then installed in a arc up and under the front seats supports and screwed the other end into the bottom of the deck above the wheel. Covers about 45 degrees of the wheel well.

https://www.etrailer.com/Mud_Flaps/B...7B2024LSP.html

I did not want to impede the air flow to and from or on the side of the engine, this avoids that area totally. Has reduced noise and debris hit noise some. Also has reduced the amount of dirt that gets into the compartment behind the drivers side wheel which is open and has the batteries and jacks power unit.