PPF on doors?

[510039]

We are the proud owners of a EG Outer Banks non-SAS and we've just swapped out the stock tires and wheels for 285 BFG's and some nice Fuel Tactic wheels. There is a bit of poke now since the offset and tire size are different. I am planning to put PPF on the front (hood and front panels) and ceramic coating the whole thing. The question is do I need to put PPF on the doors too? There is an option to just cover the bottom half of the doors. The full door is $500 a door, and if my math is mathing, half the door is $250. We will not be off roading this beauty, so it would just be the typical road debris. At some point I might consider getting larger flares, but I kinda like the poke. Pics for attention.

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[OUSigAlph]

The small gap between the step and the fender flare produces spray all the way up the door and back. Just a little bit of wet road/rain/slush produces a lot of spray on the stock Sas tires. Not sure about yours, but a mudflap would also be a good idea on the front if you want to keep doors clean. I quickly put them on mine after the first rainy week.

Beautiful truck!

 

[PWillette]

TBH, if I was in the PPF camp I'd do the full door

 

[GroovyGhost]

I bought a package that had grill, headlights, hood, rocker panels, mirrors, fenders, and handles (obx painted). Happy with it after a year.

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