Mopar Door Sills

All You Need to Know About Mopar Door Sills

What They are and What They Do

They're the crosspieces on the bottom of your vehicle's door frames. Because they're so ordinary-looking, overlooking them is easy. After all, they get stepped on or over, both when you get in the car and when you get out.

The simplest door sills are just plates, often no more than decorative accents. Some show off a model name, if not a trim level. Others have tap-in power lines, which enable illuminating the sill area and drawing attention to the brand or logo you love.

There are many other kinds, too. They all have different jobs, and they're all important. Door kick plates and sill protectors, for instance, both help prevent wear and keep sill areas cleaner. Door sill seals, for another example, help prevent water and debris seeping into your interior. Sill enhancements, however, make a sill even more attractive; examples of them include molding, trim, and appliques.

When to Replace Them

This isn't a question that comes up frequently, but it has a simple answer: that depends on how worn out the sill is, how damaged, or whether it's broken. Even if you've just got a style update project in the works, our auto parts store has what you need for it.

When Upgrading Your Vehicle's Door Frames, Choose Genuine OEM Door Sills

Your best options are made by Mopar. The door sills they make will fit the car, truck, or SUV you love driving, whether that's a Chrysler, a Dodge, a Jeep, or a RAM. We've got a catalog full of them that you can browse by your brand, model, and year. Put in your order online today, and we'll ship it to your door in no time.