Just bought a new 2025 Tradesman Warlock and want to add the rear wheel liner inserts the completely fill in the wheel well. Does anyone have experience with this on their truck and would these be the same as the Rebel. I am told the Rebel and Warlock have the same suspension 1" lift. I would prefer to buy OEM. Thanks.
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Adding rear wheel inner liners to a 1500 Tradesman 2025
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When I bought my 2024 Laramie it did not have rear wheel well liners. I ordered a Mopar liner kit (82216333AB) from my local dealer and installed the liners myself. The kit came with both liners, hardware and install instructions. It was a very straight forward install. While my truck is not lifted, I don't think it will matter since the liner attaches to the bed. The Mopar kit lists as fitting a 2025 Warlock. Attached are the instructions. I hope this helps.
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they will be around 175 shipped, you can find them from many sellers on google they are OEM and way cheaper than the dealer.
i had a set i got for 100 bucks put them on then traded the truck in a month later...DUH i've been looking around the ram dealer wanted stupid money for them.
i'm back in the market for a set this site has the cheapest total price + shipping.
https://www.bamwholesaleparts.com/cart
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Thank you for the information. I will reach out and get pricing. Watched one video on YT and it shows having to seperate the stock rear two piece liner and reusing part of it on the new liner. Probably not hard to do but you would think there is a better way or they would have come up with a better plan. LR
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yeah you take the rear one apart it needs the support. would have been great if they just came with them but look how open a ford or chev wheel well is.
the oem's are super thin kinda flimsy and cheaply made. the huskey liners are thicker and less money at 100 shipped but i also wanted the oem's. for what mopar liners are really 100 is about what they should cost. i had a friend at the ram dealer and his price was was 200+.
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Rough Country also sells them, if you want to check them out and their reviews and not sure how different then OEM they are.
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They make some good stuff, but some people will always claim they're garbage. They have gotten better.
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now i'm in the fence i can get the mopars for 160 shipped or the RC's for 106.00. i actually like how the mopar liners use part of the old liners it really firm's up the bottom of the bed side. when i installed mopar's on my last truck and i found it needs that support, i found out the hard way. the RC's instructions don't say anything about using them....you know how i am @CHeYeNNe71 all this talk i'm a spend $$$$$ LOL
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Definitely check any reviews, I just know they make them, but they used to be under $100 before. I love helping people spend their money
Grab on Amazon to be able to return if don't like
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well it happened again......i got the mopar's on the way from bam wholesale 160 shipped.Definitely check any reviews, I just know they make them, but they used to be under $100 before. I love helping people spend their money
Grab on Amazon to be able to return if don't like
