Action Crash Left - Driver Side Inner Fender GM1246110 for Chevrolet Silverado 1500
Fits 2005–2006 models
$16.98
In stock
Body Mechanical & Trim
Inner Fender Well
An inner fender well, or fender liner, sits inside the wheel opening and keeps water, mud and stones away from the engine bay and body. We carry 127 inner fender wells from $10 to $75 for vehicles from 1988-2018, almost all from Action Crash, with fits for the Ford Escape and F250 Super Duty, Hyundai Elantra, Honda, GMC and Jeep models.
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Action Crash Left - Driver Side Inner Fender GM1246110 for Chevrolet Tahoe
Fits 2001–2003 models
$16.98
In stock
Action Crash Left - Driver Side Inner Fender GM1246110 for GMC Sierra 1500
Fits 2001–2007 models
$20.98
In stock
Action Crash Left - Driver Side Inner Fender GM1246110 for GMC Sierra 2500 HD
Fits 2003–2006 models
$17.98
In stock
Action Crash Front Right - Passenger Side Inner Fender HO1249124 for Honda Odyssey
Fits 2006 models
$26.98
In stock
Action Crash Front Right - Passenger Side Inner Fender HO1249124 for Honda Odyssey
Fits 2005–2007 models
$26.98
In stock
Action Crash Front Right - Passenger Side Inner Fender GM1249165 for GMC Sierra 2500 HD
Fits 2002–2006 models
$20.98
In stock
Action Crash Right - Passenger Side Inner Fender GM1247110 for Chevrolet Silverado 1500
Fits 2005–2006 models
$16.98
In stock
Action Crash Right - Passenger Side Inner Fender GM1247110 for Chevrolet Tahoe
Fits 2002 models
$16.98
In stock
Action Crash Right - Passenger Side Inner Fender GM1247110 for GMC Sierra 1500
Fits 2001–2006 models
$20.98
In stock
Action Crash Front Left - Driver Side Inner Fender GM1248165 for GMC Sierra 2500 HD
Fits 2003–2006 models
$20.98
In stock
Action Crash Front Left - Driver Side Inner Fender GM1246110C for GMC Sierra 2500 HD
Fits 2006 models
$30.98
In stock
Action Crash Front Right - Passenger Side Inner Fender GM1249183
Fits 2009–2013 models
$27.98
In stock
Why liners need replacing
Plastic fender liners crack from impacts, hard curbs, snow and ice buildup, or get torn when a tire rubs. Missing clips let them sag and flap, which can cause a rubbing noise as the wheel turns.
A damaged liner lets spray reach wiring, the air intake and the inside of the fender, which can speed up rust and corrosion. Liners are also commonly replaced after front end collision repair.
Picking side and quality
Liners are shaped for one side. Listings name the position, such as front left driver side or front right passenger side. Some vehicles also use rear liners.
Quality levels shown include CAPA certified, which is tested for fit against the original, and premium new replacement. Use the fitment table to check year, trim and body style, since liners can change with bumper style or a facelift.
Installation tips
Turning the steering wheel to full lock gives room to reach the front of the liner. Loosen the wheel lug nuts and remove the wheel if the liner is hard to reach.
Old plastic push clips often break, so have a set of new clips ready. Fit the liner loosely first, check its position around the bumper and fender, then secure all fasteners. Turn the wheels lock to lock to make sure the tire does not rub.
Inner Fender Well questions
Can I drive without an inner fender liner?
You can for a short time, but water, salt and debris will reach the engine bay and body seams. Replace it soon to protect wiring and prevent rust.
Do fender liners come with clips?
Usually not. Old clips often break during removal, so buy a set of the correct size before you start. Clip sizes vary by vehicle, so match the old ones.
Which side is the left fender liner?
Left is the driver side on a US vehicle and right is the passenger side. Listings name the position so you can pick the correct one.