Rough Country Wheel Well Liners installed

[dvrgz]

@StreeTaco

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[soupy1234]

Early on there were some issues with the mounting hole pattern being different on different trims. Anyone know if that has been resolved?

 

[dvrgz]

Early on there were some issues with the mounting hole pattern being different on different trims. Anyone know if that has been resolved?

you’re right. I totally forgot. I guess I’ll report back when mine get in. I have an sr5.

here’s the picture from @TheGreatWhiteNorth …

 

[Sancheesy]

Installed these today, installation was easy, instructions were accurate. Hardest part was removing the shipping label adhesive, but used some charcoal lighter fluid and it wiped right off. These should keep all gobbly goop out of those under-bed nooks. Cleaned up pic just for fun.

https://www.roughcountry.com/product/tacoma-rear-wheel-well-liners-4521a

Did you put 34 or 35's on the stock wheel?

 

[StreeTaco]

Did you put 34 or 35's on the stock wheel?

34.5 on stock 18s

 

[tacorancher]

34.5 on stock 18s

That’s money.

 

[jsuber]

I installed those but easy is not the term I would use. That Toyota bracket that connects the bed to the wheel well body was a MFer. Those screws were delicate without the wheel well liner. Glad yours was easy. I didn’t remove my tires.

 

[Sancheesy]

34.5 on stock 18s

Thanks I'm trying to decide what size wheel and tire set up for my off road.

 

[4GTD]

@StreeTaco how flexible are the ARK mud flaps? Curious to see if they can withstand being pushed back with trail objects (rocks, ice, mud, etc.)

 

[StreeTaco]

@StreeTaco how flexible are the ARK mud flaps? Curious to see if they can withstand being pushed back with trail objects (rocks, ice, mud, etc.)

Hard to explain exactly how they feel.. they are rigid but flexible.. to a point. I think they would crease if bent over 90 degrees to itself.

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