OEM Door Sills

Getting in and out of your vehicle, you've probably noticed some unassuming crosspieces in the bottoms of your door frames. They're your factory door sills. Each door probably has one. Nevertheless, they're easy to overlook. After all, you step over them before and after a ride. The simplest of door sills are decorative, often not much more than sill plates. Some showcase a model or trim level name. Others have tap-in power lines behind them that illuminate a brand or logo. Every variant has one important job or another. Door kick plates and sill protectors, for example, both withstand wear and keep your car's sill area clean. As door sill seals, they defend your cabin from water and debris seepage. As sill enhancements, such as molding, trim, or appliques, they give a sill area a more attractive look.

When Do You Replace Door Sills?

The answer depends on how visibly worn out they are, that is, if they aren't otherwise damaged or broken. Your best options for a DIY project are genuine OEM door sills, though, as they'll be guaranteed by your manufacturer to fit the model you drive. Our auto parts store has plenty to choose from. Check out our catalog and check another job off your list -- order yours online today.