ECOTRIC Rocker Panel Guard Compatible with 1999-2007 Chevy Chevrolet Silverado/GMC Sierra 1500 2500 3500 Classic Extended Cab Replacement for 14068 Trail Armor Side Skirts Extension Body Kit

Solid product, gives truck a better look and is barely noticeable. Product was easy to install and pretty straightforward forward. The covers fit pretty well for being covers and a temporary fix. Only problem i encountered was it being for 4 door extended cab models and not 3 door. I needed to cut a little off but other than that this product is great for refreshing your trucks rockers. Definitely recommend these for a quick fix on your rockers.

I read the other reviews before buying these. I almost didn't purchase them but I'm glad I did. For the price they are a great value. The fit wasn't exactly perfect as I had to trim 1 small corner about 1/4 of an inch with a utility knife. It wasn't a big deal at all. After trimming and checking for fit I treated my rust and installed them. I added a couple of self tappers to each side just to make sure the fit was as tight as possible. I get so many compliments on how clean looking my truck is now tgat I don't have rusty rocker pannels. Thanks for putting this product out! It has saved me thousands of dollars vs having my rocker pannels replaced!

not exact fit, but fits well enough and looks good too. good price also. Use some short self tapping screws also not sure if that tape they come with will last.

If you have Places the glue will stick it works great! Mine fit perfect

I’m sure they’d fit a lot better if I had used them on an extended cab truck, with a little bit of modification they fit well on my 2002 Yukon. They are way cheaper than the plastic covers made for the Tahoe and Yukon. They are decent quality for the price and look good.

They arrived quickly. The product was made of good material,it looks like it will hold up a long time. The adhesive really sticks well but if you don't press it down you can reposition the pieces to get a better fit. After pressing the part down it stays put! The Instructions were some what hard to understand. It would be nice if the parts were stamped right front right rear or RF and RR ,LF, LR. But I figured it out. You for sure want to do a dry fit first. If you have rust under there the adhesive will not stick well, so you will want to have some #8 1/2" screws ready to screw the parts on in places. When I finished my wife and I were pleased with the outcome. They really covered up the unsightly rust and made the truck look more detailed. I am very happy with this product.

I have a 2006 GMC Seirra with extremely rusted rockers to the point they are almost no longer there. I needed a quick and cheap fix, as the truck itself looks great otherwise, but I also can't afford to spend the couple thousand it would take to weld on new rockers. For the price of these and a few self-tapping black screws, I was able to attach these over top of what was left of my existing rockers. I could not rely on the adhesive to stay put, but with the screws the connection and coverage is solid.I did, of course, try to knock off and carefully hand-sand whatever rusted metal was left and painted it before applying these rocker covers, so I do hope they will last for a little while.

Not bad for the price. The cut wasn't quite right, I had to trim the treadplate area which was difficult since there is 3m tape along the whole strip. Then it didn't quite mold right to the form of the truck, so I held them down and used self tapping screws underneath to help hold it in place. My trucks rust wasn't terrible in those areas, so the screws are holding. I wire brushed and painted the rusted areas prior to install. I feel like the overall is great, but maybe dial in the cutting machine a little bit closer to fit like a glove.