OEM Ford Door Sills

You get in and out of your vehicle a lot. So, you've most likely noticed some ordinary-looking crosspieces at the bottom of your door frames. They're your door sills. Each of your car doors probably has one. They're pretty easy to miss anyway. After all, any experience you've had with them has probably been stepping over them.

The simplest door sills aren't much more than plates, usually simply decorative. Some, however, can show off a trim level or even a model name. If yours have tap-in power lines behind them, though, there's a good chance that they illuminate your brand or its logo. Whatever the variant, each has one important job or another.

Take door kick plates and sill protectors, for instance. Both keep your vehicle's sill area clean, not to mention keep it from wearing out prematurely. Door sill seals are another example. They help stop water and debris from seeping into your cabin. Sill enhancements, however, make a sill more attractive-looking. Examples of these include appliques, molding, and trim.

Upgrade Your Vehicle -- Install Genuine OEM Door Sills

So, when do you change door sills? The answer depends on two things: how visibly worn out they are and how damaged or broken. Your best options for replacement are made by your brand, though, as they'll be guaranteed to fit the model you drive. Our auto parts store has plenty to choose from. Check out our catalog order yours online today.