Rear fender liners are often available as genuine OEM parts from dealerships for the specific make and model of your vehicle. You can also find them from reputable online retailers that sell genuine OEM parts or high-quality aftermarket replacements.
Option 2: Search junkyards or Salvage Yards for Used Rear Fender Liners
Local junkyards or salvage yards may have used rear fender liners available from vehicles that have been damaged or dismantled. This can be a cost-effective option if you are looking for specific OEM rear fender liners that may not be available new or aftermarket.
Option 3: Custom Fabrication
If you are unable to find pre-made rear fender liners that fit your vehicle, consider having them custom-fabricated. This may require taking measurements of the area where the rear fender liners would go and working with a fabrication shop or custom auto body shop to create them.
Option 4: Universal or Aftermarket Rear Fender Liners
Some aftermarket companies may produce universal or semi-custom rear fender liners that can be trimmed or modified to fit a variety of vehicles. They may not be exact replacements for OEM liners, but they can offer protection and a similar appearance.
NOTE:
* Before purchasing or fabricating rear fender liners, make sure you have all the necessary measurements to ensure they will fit properly.
* Some vehicles may not have rear fender liners as standard equipment, in which case you may need to investigate if they can be added or if there are alternatives to protect that area of your vehicle.
