Door Panel Scuff Protectors installed - photos / review

[PdlMnk]

I finally did some small mods.

Added 4Runner Lifestyle Sequential Turn Signals Stealth
Added Door Panel Scuff Protectors (Toyota OEM PT924-89250)

The turn signals were pretty easy. The hardest part was getting the top and bottom cover off.

The door panel scuff protectors is an OEM Toyota part. Definitely not worth the $100 I paid with 25% off. I thought they'd be a little cushion-y based on the pictures. Nope, they are hard plastic. So you are putting on hard plastic on top of hard plastic. They are just double sided sticky tape holding it on.

They look good, but they do cover the bottom holes if that's a problem for you. The more I look at them, the more I like them, but they are just too expensive for what you get.

Next up, TRD 2.5" Lift, Wheels and Tires happening on Tuesday and Wednesday! Can't wait!

Getting Toyo Open Country R/T Trail 285/75R17 E Load
MC KM722 Technic 17×8.5, 6×139.7, +18, 106.1 bore, satin black

Wheels and Tires on Tuesday, Lift on Wednesday.

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[BonRunner]

The scuff protectors meant to be easily removed after they have been beat up so that your OEM panels stay fresh & new.

 

[IRFAN0922]

Totally 100% my opinion — it's just a waste of money.

 

[MikeK]

Totally 100% my opinion — it's just a waste of money.

I suppose it is if your feet never hit the door panels. My Ram truck and Mazda CX-50 both have scuffed door panels (nothing major, but enough to notice), so when I saw these offered by Toyota, it was a must have for me.

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