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Ahhhhh . . . . . . . . thank you; makes sense. Cripes !! Like that old quote, author unknown: There's something bad in everything good and something good in everything bad. Decisions, decisions . . .

Question please: Can you tell me why you are not proceeding with installation ??

Thank you Mike and Shawn; input appreciated.

Yes, thanks MNBigfoot; and I agree: " It looks odd, and takes away from the great appearance of the Bronco." FUNNY . . . but reading your comment and looking again at the TRAIL ARMOR JPEG, then looking at my BRONCO, I'm just now seeing that if I were to "INSTALL" this FORD OFFERED REAR TRAIL...

Thank you Ron; very much appreciate your input. As to ". . . prevents the easy removal of the trim bezel . . .." Good "Heads-Up," indeed; worth consideration, for sure. Looking closer at the FORD REAR TRAIL ARMOR I also notice that the rear fender has a "from the bottom left to the upper right"...

Thank you Bob: Very good point / AND I AGREE: The FORD sill protectors DO NOT roll over the edge and that indeed is . . . . unfortunate. I also agree: The FORD sill protectors sure do look pretty . . . . BUT, I'm thinkin PRETTY, JUST DONT WORK for me. So, I'm going to apply the same wisdom my...

Chrome, thank you !! Impressive qualities: ". . . overall length and width, replaceability, thinness to avoid door seal deformation." I just went to the website; thank you "for the direction." Impressive...

Thanks Dennis; your feedback/input much appreciated !!

Thanks Mike; appreciated !! / Just to clarify, I went to the Line-X website; are you saying you'll use the Line-X PPF option or would they spray the door sills like in the box of a pick-up ?? Thank you, Sir !! https://www.linex.com/protective-coatings/paint-protective-film

I was looking at these BLACK PLATINUM DOOR SILL PLATES. . . . I also saw that FORD offers the polished STAINLESS STEEL SILL PLATES. Then I started wondering: How easy are they to scratch ?? If you brush your shoe/sneaker tread across the metal sill plate, will it easily scratch ?? Question...

Good suggestion; thank you !!

Yep, those do look pretty good: Simple, durable and protective. I went on the FORD site and they've got metal ones but, I'm thinking, some kind of durable/hard rubber type probably best. Thank you !!

Just curious: Why did you decide to take the Trail Armor off; couldn't you put back on after the PPF - for added protection to the front and rear corners ?? / Thanks for the reply.

What's the consensus of opinion on the BRONCO 2021-2024 FRONT and REAR CORNERS EXTERIOR TRIM TRAIL ARMOR ?? / Seem rather pricey for Part Number: VM2DZ7816F210A / Part Number: VM2DZ78410K17A /

So many DOOR SILL protectors to choose from, I'm hoping to get the B6G consensus of opinion on what is the best and most durable DOOR SILL PROTECTOR to purchase. Any and all input, appreciated.

Yep, . . . . getting pretty bad everywhere !!

Thanks for the quick response @Lcubed; much appreciated. After posing my question to you I actually did investigate further and - as you point out - there are quite a few thread comments about the problems with floor heat; and, FORD MOTOR COMPANY's knowledge of the problem yet demonstrated...