lightning · Mar 17, 2016

Still can't decide whether or not to fit these, which were a present from the missus last year.
Any opinions.

lightning · Mar 17, 2016

nengelbrecht6 · Mar 17, 2016

I happen to like the way they look and they also protect the sills from being kicked when getting in or out.

Mick Guilbert · Mar 17, 2016

I think they look good, also keeps your missus happy as they were a pressie.

andy_v · Mar 17, 2016

looks better with them on.

jem90 · Mar 17, 2016

As above...looks better with them on, protects the sills and keeps the missus happy, job done!

mick the builder · Mar 17, 2016

Your in a no win situation here. When i see cheq plate i think its hiding a problem. As far as protecting the original cills, are you going to pop rivet them on? = damaged cill.
Good luck

mikescuba · Mar 17, 2016

Go for it, put hem on. Looks much better and is a good aid for people getting in and out. My wife wants them on ours.

MeatCleaverX86 · Mar 17, 2016

Agree with the others i think it looks nice with the chequer plate.

as for the comments regarding hiding damage etc I would be looking at out riggers chassis bulkhead etc before worrying about a ding / paint scarped off some sills which are easily replaceable and upgradeable.

NeilB · Mar 17, 2016

All the best vehicles have them.......

lightning · Mar 17, 2016

Right thanks for the replies, l am going to fit them this weekend.
There's not much to hide with these, just the fact that you have to drill seven holes in each aluminium sill, so once fitted they stay fitted.

Karls · Mar 17, 2016

Can't you bond them on with Tiger Seal...or is that considered bodgeworthy?

The Mad Hat Man · Mar 17, 2016

use Sikaflex 291 - its designed for it.

Discokids · Mar 17, 2016

Chequer plate just looks a bit naff on vertical surfaces IMO. Unless you're regularly tipping your landy on its side it doesn't really serve a purpose does it?

lightning · Mar 17, 2016

I guess it's just for looks, and l suppose it does protect the sills which get scuffed from people getting in and out.

I could bond them on but then there would be a line of holes where the fixing bolts should be fitted.

Foxyred · Mar 17, 2016

As said in Derbyshire it creates a Sh** trap, off is better until your sills a worn or scruffy

Discokids · Mar 17, 2016

Buy a load of bolts, cut heads off n stick em in lol!

waldamar · Mar 17, 2016

Present from missus - be rude not to!

wattfield · Mar 17, 2016

Happy wife = happy weekend.
Get them fitted

Cabbie · Mar 18, 2016

Looks good with them on. Think I'll get some.

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