Reply from Husky Liners regarding inquiry about Plastic Wheel Well Liners for BS - Working on them

[Huntyeraws]

I submitted an inquiry to Husky Liners and received a reply today. They are working on them with ETA of late April, so probably by May they should be available for purchase. ? Here is the reply: Julie W. (Lund International) Mar 5, 2021, 12:05 PM EST We are working hard to get all the 2021 models ready. We are hoping to have them by the end of April. Please keep checking on site for updates. Best Regards, Julie W. Customer Care

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[SM05]

Anybody got those installed? Trying to decide between those and OEM splash guards.

 

[GoatsyBanks]

I submitted an inquiry to Husky Liners and received a reply today. They are working on them with ETA of late April, so probably by May they should be available for purchase. ? Here is the reply: Julie W. (Lund International) Mar 5, 2021, 12:05 PM EST We are working hard to get all the 2021 models ready. We are hoping to have them by the end of April. Please keep checking on site for updates. Best Regards, Julie W. Customer Care

Well it's 2023 I I can't find anything...

 

[Winds of Change]

I gave up on all the companies that have said they are working on this or that and then nothing. I thought HRG even said something in their early videos ablout skids or sliders. Nothing still. It is sad.

 

[Glamdring70]

Cool that they replied and all, but that's a real non-answer. All 2021 what models? I wager every Bronco Sport and probably several other vehicles have identical liners. 2021? They're close to revealing 2024s.

I wish they sealed better but I wouldn't spend hundreds to install more rattles and more weight. I'll just keep pressure washing on occasions. That could be the hold up; trying to find a market.

 

[Txsurfer13]

I gave up on all the companies that have said they are working on this or that and then nothing. I thought HRG even said something in their early videos ablout skids or sliders. Nothing still. It is sad.

I think issues with global inventory of, well just about everything, have caused design and engineering costs to become untenable for low-volume and low-margin new products.

It's a blind guess, but I wouldn't be surprised if they found that they'd have to charge us a ridiculous markup in order to cover the costs of designing and launching. Not only would that piss us off, they wouldn't sell at that price point regardless.

It's just a thing I've been seeing in many different industries adjacent to mine.

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