Fender liner recommendations please

[AGladiator22]

I recently bought my first Jeep; ‘22 Gladiator Overland, Diesel. Really liking it! It’s been well upgraded with a 2”?Terralift, 37” KO2’s; I’m sure it’s been reheated, but I don’t know to what. I need to get some good wheel well liners since I travel on roads that get nasty heavy mud when wet. The exposed wiring and fuel lines need protected.
I’m looking at MotoBilt aluminum liners for the rear. What are you all’s experience with aftermarket liners for front and rear?

Aluminum bare finish wears well, or better to get black?
Install issues you’ve encountered?

Many Thanks!

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[jay21mojave]

Don't go Cheap; and you can clean and scuff up the bare Al and spray on Bedliner from a rattle can.

 

[kevman65]

Aluminum still oxidizes, so you'll want something on them. The suggestion of scuffing them and a rattle can bed liner is probably the least expensive route.

Now, make SURE what you get is for a DIESEL, there are differences and the gasser inner fenders will NOT fit.

 

[AGladiator22]

Aluminum still oxidizes, so you'll want something on them. The suggestion of scuffing them and a rattle can bed liner is probably the least expensive route.

Now, make SURE what you get is for a DIESEL, there are differences and the gasser inner fenders will NOT fit.

Good to know! Appreciate that.

 

[RockJeep98]

Motobilt makes a windshield washer relocation kit for the Diesel that allows for the inner fenders to work on a diesel.

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