Rocker Panel Guards and Bottom Door Guards

[tman-bronco]

Hey Bronco community, just recently picked up a '25 white 4-door bronco badlands and did a 600 mile roundtrip. We ended up at the beach and spent a few days Beach'n with the Bronco and thoroughly love the experience. I've got Rough Country power steps to allow for more clearance on offroad adventures. Earned a few rock chips on the bottom rockers and lower parts of the doors. What are some solutions folks have to mitigate rock chips? I'm considering the Ford Bronco accessory, https://www.ford.com/product/body-a...naDTFA_iCeVyw8gdQ7DsxekpxYufF1WRoCu2QQAvD_BwE

Thoughts?

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[Lifeliberty]

I think mudflaps are the go to for Rock chips .

I personally wouldn't spend 600 on plastic covers stuck on with tape, but if you like how they look go for it

 

[tman-bronco]

I got the IAG

I think mudflaps are the go to for Rock chips .

I personally wouldn't spend 600 on plastic covers stuck on with tape, but if you like how they look go for it

I have the IAG mud flaps on. Yeah, I’m not big on the plastic stuff just either lol

 

[Smocaine]

I shelled out for RokBlokz and I've been happy with the coverage, but they are wicked expensive and I don't know if I'd recommend them. Another forum member backed up and ripped one off and I would say their response was not particularly heartening.
You may be able to achieve a similar effect with a heavy PPF-style film, even on just the lower part of the doors. Your local vinyl guy may be able to do that for less than the Ford part.

 

[tman-bronco]

Just an update, taking the ppf route for lower door, rocker, a pillars. Just didn’t want to go all plastic and cheap out.
Thanks and appreciate the input!!

 

[Lifeliberty]

Ppf is a good way to go.

Did you see this thread? https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...repair-for-my-dropped-door.66516/post-2561464

I think it's the same kit, but painted. I didn't think about painting it, but this looks good

 

[Fordified1]

All you really need is front mud flaps.

 

[tman-bronco]

I saw this but by the time you buy the Ford parts ($530) and paint ($500) ppf is actually cheaper and looks better

 

[SoCalBonanza]

I shelled out for RokBlokz and I've been happy with the coverage, but they are wicked expensive and I don't know if I'd recommend them. Another forum member backed up and ripped one off and I would say their response was not particularly heartening.
You may be able to achieve a similar effect with a heavy PPF-style film, even on just the lower part of the doors. Your local vinyl guy may be able to do that for less than the Ford part.

I too went with RockBlokz, mainly because they are easily removeable when you get off road...

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