I wonder if not having one would drastically impact the value of your truck in the long run. Might be worth thinking about if you’re planning to sell it.
So true! Plus, it could lower potential repair costs, making it smarter overall. Have there been studies on this?
I recently needed an undercarriage cover for my 2019 Ford F150 and found that AutoZone had a decent selection. They also had great customer service. You might want to check them out!
My buddy joked that without it, you’d basically be inviting dirt and rocks under your truck like it’s a party! It’s funny, but there’s some truth to that – keep it protected.
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That’s great to hear! You can also look at RockAuto online; they often have good deals on OEM parts. Just be sure to double-check the fitment for your model.
I found a really good cover at O’Reilly Auto Parts too. They have some knowledgeable staff who can help you pick the right one!
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Nice! I’ve heard good things about them. Just make sure to check reviews online before you buy.
I did some research and found that Amazon has quite a few options for undercarriage covers. Just be cautious of the seller’s ratings!
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It’s almost as if there are too many choices! But are there any specific brands you’re favoring? Sometimes they can vary in quality.
I’ve seen that too! I got a cover from eBay once, and it was a bit hit or miss. Make sure you read the descriptions carefully.
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I just want to add that some aftermarket covers are surprisingly durable! Just because it’s not OEM doesn’t mean it won’t last.
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You guys are making this way too complicated! Can’t we just duct tape the undercarriage and call it a day? LOL
Exactly! It’s good to consider alternatives. I tend to buy aftermarket for my F150, just had one issue with fitment once.