Rock Hard Sliders pointed down

[CyberHero]

Do these protect against door dings on a rubicon? Or are they too low?

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[kevman65]

They work quite well in that category.

 

[CyberHero]

They work quite well in that category.

I figured so but never seen em in person thanks

 

[kevman65]

Get a can of rattle can black truck bed for touch ups.

 

[CyberHero]

Get a can of rattle can black truck bed for touch ups.

Does the finish chip that bad?

 

[kevman65]

Does the finish chip that bad?

Don't know if it's rocks or doors, but it will chip. Most of it is during cold weather, when the coating is brittle not pliable.

 

[CyberHero]

Don't know if it's rocks or doors, but it will chip. Most of it is during cold weather, when the coating is brittle not pliable.

Yuck didn’t know that

 

[mx5red]

Do you plan on off-roading anything challenging? My TNT sliders get ground down and I repaint the sides after every wheeling trip

 

[whiteglad]

Here in the desert, the sliders get blasted by gravel thrown off the tires, so yes the coating will get worn. That is what rattle cans are made for. I went with angled up sliders for better protection at the mall, because not all the door flingers are driving little cars that sit low.

 

[MUDHORN_Gladiator]

Does the finish chip that bad?

Mine have held up quite well. They have some good scratches, but that’s from dragging them across rocks. No chipping.

 

[Mad Mac]

Upside down, switched left and right.
Pure genius.
To make them much more useful as steps?

 

[KevinM60]

Upside down, switched left and right.
Pure genius.
To make them much more useful as steps?

I don’t think the symmetry will allow them to be switched.
I’ve been looking at these sliders but prefer the angled up design for better clearance around rocks.

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