Husky LinersGearbox - Under Seat Storage Box | Fits 2015-2024 F-150 (Includes 22-23 Lightning) w/Out Optional fold Flat STG Box, 17-23 F-250, F-350 Black, 1 Pc. | 09281

I was hesitant due to all the bad reviews. Install was easy and quick, took me about 10 minutes.There’s two push pins and one 10mm bolt at the rear of each wheel well that needs to be removed. If you have factory flares, the push pins are hidden behind it, but after removing the 10mm bolt, you can move it out of the way for access.

My set came with one LIK61 installation kit. I don't know if that's normal, but I used the one kit on one side. I've ordered another installation kit for the other side at $12. Happy with the look and fit.2019 XLT

easy 10 minute install on F150 2020. Looks good, perfect fitment, and the protection is what it is for.

Bought this for my 2019 ford f150 xlt truck, great fit easy to install I'm a woman and had no problem putting them on. Would recommend this item

Worked well I’m happy with the fit

Was in great shape n as it said it would be.

Like many reviewers before me, I struggled a bit to get the liners fully inserted behind the fender lip. I was able to get about 85% of the liner inside the fender, but the last 8’ – 10” near the bottom did not want to go in. It takes quite a bit of effort to get them to go in, but with a bit of bending and pushing, I was able to get it done. Once inside, they fit well enough.I started with the passenger side and struggled to get the top two holes to line up correctly as so many other reviews pointed out. I finally figured out that I needed to reposition the provided screw clips. The holes the clips slide into are a bit wider than the clips themselves, so it is easy to put the clips in the wrong location inside the holes. I ultimately removed the liner so I could reposition the clips a bit wider than where I had originally placed them. Once I did that and reinserted the liner, I was able to line it up and loosely screw them into place with no problem.I had no problem with the two bottom screw holes as they were perfectly lined up. I was able to slide under my truck while lying down on my handy mechanics creeper and fit the clips on the back of the screws, hand-tightening them until they were snug. I was then able to tighten all four screws to finish the job. Note: unless you remove the wheel, which there really is no reason to do so, you will need to use a stubby Philips head screwdriver for the bottom two screws as they are too close to the tire to use a regular size screwdriver.After learning my lesson on the passenger side installation, which took about 30 minutes, I was able to do the driver’s side installation in about 8 minutes. As soon as I had part of the driver’s side liner inside the wheel well, I could see the two top holes were lined up perfectly. So, I loosely inserted the screws to keep them in place while I worked on getting the rest of the liner positioned behind the fender lip. Once in place, I attached the clips to the backside of the fender and again hand-tightened them before finishing off all four screws.All in all, it took about 40 minutes to get the job done. Now that I know what I’m doing, I could probably get it done in about 20 minutes.It might have been an easier install if I had set the liners in the sun for a while to soften them up. But it was a fairly hot day, so I’m sure that made it easier.The fenders are marked with a ‘PS’ and a ‘DS’ to differentiate between the passenger side and the driver side. So, make sure you pay attention to those markings. Otherwise, you could be in for a very long day.For the price, I recommend this product. I saw the same product on other sites for quite a bit more money. Maybe a different brand would be easier to install, but with a little bit of effort, you can save yourself some money with this brand.Good luck!

On order. After reading most of the reviews, I see that no one takes the tire off. Wouldn't that make life easier? Edit: received them, put them on. Bolt holes lined up, took about an hour for both, as I had to remove screws for my fender flares, and then reinstall them.