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Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 21 Mar 2017, 10:47
by Winchweight
Has anyone fitted the Brickwerks wheel arch liners to their van?

Whats the concensus of opinion? They are low price, easy to fit and on the surface of it, they help protect your arches from all the crud thrown up from the road, with a bit of sound deadening thrown in.

Your thoughts?

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 22 Mar 2017, 05:24
by Jeff J
Fitted them to mine though not from Brickwerks, had to use extra self tappers but they are excellent, look better than wax oiled arches & easy to clean.

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 22 Mar 2017, 05:48
by New Kentish Campers
But, and I've not physically seen how these are fitted, if self tappers are being used where water is present, surely that will give future rust issues :?

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 22 Mar 2017, 06:19
by itchyfeet
I'd say they still need removing every couple of years to check for rust creeping under underseal, they won't stop moisture getting into cracks, a must for people who drive through mud though I'd say.

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 22 Mar 2017, 07:22
by Winchweight
Thanks guys. If I go for them they'd be going on a Syncro that does get muddy. Removing them and cleaning behind sounds like a good idea. Quality self tappers sound essential.

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 24 Mar 2017, 05:37
by Jeff J
New Kentish Campers wrote:But, and I've not physically seen how these are fitted, if self tappers are being used where water is present, surely that will give future rust issues :?
Stainless self tappers & silicon.

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 24 Mar 2017, 07:11
by Winchweight
Does anyone have them fitted? Jeff?

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 24 Mar 2017, 10:31
by Ralf85
I had several panels replaced back in 2009. The front wheel arches were particularly rotten. So I had the liners put in afterwards. They fitted really snugly, so doing the job they're made for ie keeping all the water and muck away from the bodywork. A few self tappers were used, just in case.

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 24 Mar 2017, 14:18
by Winchweight
Thanks Ralf. :ok

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 25 Mar 2017, 05:49
by Jeff J
Winchweight wrote:Does anyone have them fitted? Jeff?
As I said I fitted them to mine, they do just clip into place but I added a couple of self tappers for extra security, you can easily see where to put them once they are fitted.

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 25 Mar 2017, 07:29
by Winchweight
Thanks Jeff. :ok

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 28 Feb 2020, 19:06
by Fugeh
Sorry to revive an ancient thread - but are there any updates how people are getting on with these? I'd imagine there's a few more out there by now!

Worth it?

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 28 Feb 2020, 21:02
by Winchweight
They’re back in stock, although I never got around to buying them

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 29 Feb 2020, 09:53
by Ralf85
Fugeh wrote:Sorry to revive an ancient thread - but are there any updates how people are getting on with these? I'd imagine there's a few more out there by now!

Worth it?
They work really well. I fitted self tapping screws in them just to make sure they didn't move. They keep all the muck and water away from vulnerable body parts.

Re: Brickwerks wheel arch liners - thoughts?

Posted: 29 Feb 2020, 11:12
by slowcoach
Seconded. Once you have them youll realise it's crazy not to. Self tappers into the shock tower on the rear, and the seat box at the front. Now you'll be like every other car on the road that has wheel arch liners :-)