Doors sill protection

[indio22]

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Do you know if that product is also offered in a surface that provides more traction?

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[Lotus Dave]

I suspect so... I try not to step there on purpose.

Another benefit of the Clear, there was enough leftover after both side sills (2dr) to also adhere behind each door handle. Although I keep procrastinating that...

 

[J-Lugster]

I got these from Amazon made by Suparee. I really liked the look of them and they really worked out well. I added a bit more 3M doubled sided tape to ensure they stayed down.

Once installed they look OEM.

 

[Tricky Mike]

I picked up some Amazon specials kind of like those Suparees but haven't installed them. I'm about to rebuild my rockers though (caved in from hard hits to the rock rails) and am leaning towards just having them Line-X'd afterwards.

 

[itwelder]

The OEM ones look very nice. But they don't protect to the edge and that's where I'm seeing scuff marks on my Tufskinz protectors.

Isn't that an overlay for the existing sill plates? I thought they were for dressing up things, not protection, kind of like the ones that Tuffskinz sells:
https://www.tufskinz.com/products/bro018-bro019-door-sill-ford-bronco

 

[Bronco SWAT]

Hi,

what doors sill protection do you use? I thinking about the Tufskinz one, what do you think about them?

Thanks

I have them installed on my 2025 Outer banks, especially since my 100 lb dog climbs down from the back, Easy to install, and Great product

 

[CalvinT]

Isn't that an overlay for the existing sill plates? I thought they were for dressing up things, not protection, kind of like the ones that Tuffskinz sells:
https://www.tufskinz.com/products/bro018-bro019-door-sill-ford-bronco

It seems there are many sill plates that are sold for decoration and not protection. I was considering PPF until I saw the Tufskinz Badlands sill protector. It just looks so right on my Bronco.

I wanted an invisible protector because a sill plate or protector almost shouts "step here." I have seen some that say "no step" though.

 

[Saltwater Junkie]

I got these from Amazon made by Suparee. I really liked the look of them and they really worked out well. I added a bit more 3M doubled sided tape to ensure they stayed down.

Once installed they look OEM.

I'm having a hard time finding these, you wouldn't happen to have the Amazon Part# ?

 

[CalvinT]

The Tufskinz sill guards are a 3m product.

 

[J-Lugster]

I'm having a hard time finding these, you wouldn't happen to have the Amazon Part# ?

They might just be out of stock right now. When I click my previous order link now on Amazon Canada they take me the link for the same product for the Wrangler which was one of two options when I was buying mine for the Bronco.

Just contact Suparee (I think they are based out of California but likely bringing in from offshore) and ask them about the "SUPAREE Door Sill Protector fits Ford Bronco 4 Door".

Here is the links for Suparee and for their Amazon.com site.

https://www.amazon.com/sp?ie=UTF8&s...V29&ref_=dp_merchant_link&isAmazonFulfilled=1

https://suparee.com/

 

[Fast Eddie]

I was looking at the Redrock protectors at ET. Has anyone used them? Thoughts?
https://www.extremeterrain.com/redrock-bronco-door-entry-guards-fb24828.html

 

[Beach_Bum]

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I wanted an invisible protector because a sill plate or protector almost shouts "step here." I have seen some that say "no step" though.

For that very reason, I went with the StickerFab clear sill paint protection. The cost between the 2-dr and 4-dr was minimal so I opted for the moar door version on my 2-dr. Covers the main sill area and the rear sill pieces, I put on the inside of the lower rear tailgate.

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