Get the Best Priced Inner Fender Well Parts

Inner Fender Well

There are all kinds of nasty things on the road: dirt, grime, salt and every type of debris imaginable. All of these things threaten your inner wheel well, whether it's with slow corrosive processes or immediate concussive damage. You need your inner fender well liner in place securely to protect the expensive metal fender from premature failure. Preserve your body elements and your engine compartment by replacing a lost or damaged inner fender as soon as possible.

The protective layer of heavy-duty material on your inner fender well is designed to take abuse. That doesn't mean it's meant to be indestructible. In fact, a failed inner fender is a good thing. It means that a lot of damage was absorbed before it managed to affect your expensive body components.

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What is an inner fender well?

Your fender is the part of your car's body that covers and protects the wheel assembly. The inner fender well is an additional layer of security for your fender. It's a durable piece of plastic that lines the underside of your fender, right above the tires. It should be tightly mounted, slightly flexible and lacking any cracks or rips.

Most replacement inner fender kits contain all the fasteners you need to do a repair job. Make sure you're getting a fender liner for the correct wheel when you order, because the positions of the fasteners may differ depending on which wheel's inner well you're replacing.

The purpose of the inner fender is to protect the body of your vehicle from various hazards:

• Road debris kicked up from your tires during driving
• Salt and other corrosive materials
• Ice or mud buildup

You'd have a hard time avoiding most of these things during your daily drive. Since fenders are relatively expensive and difficult to replace, it's important to have this less expensive layer protecting them from damage and rust.

How much is a replacement inner fender well?

Full price for an inner fender well is usually somewhere between $75-100 dollars, but you can find discounts at PartsGeek.com of up to 80% off of list. If you're thinking of skipping a new inner fender, think again. Prices for replacing a rusted-out fender are much higher.

How do you replace an inner fender well?

The easiest time to replace an inner fender is when you already have your vehicle lifted on stands with the wheels off. Try switching yours out when you're putting in new brake pads, or even coordinate the job with changing your tires. It's also a good idea to order these parts if you have to replace the fender itself.

Replace a Fender Liner

1. Securely lift your vehicle using a shop lift or a jack and stands.
2. Turn the steering wheel all the way to one side, and remove all of the accessible liner fasteners. Turn the wheel in the opposite direction and remove the rest of the fasteners.
3. Carefully remove the liner.
4. Line up the new inner fender well with your fender's fastener holes.
5. Secure the liner with the new screws, bolts or clamps.
6. Check that the part is secure before replacing your wheel.