Rocker Panel protection

[dutchman187]

Anyone have good suggestion for rocker panel protection (chips from gravel/rocks)? I don't live on it, but occasionally will drive on gravel when hunting. Are there options that both look good and also add some rock chip protection to the rocker panels?

 

[2019REBEL]

Easiest option would be PPF that way it blends in with color of your truck.

 

[202snowman]

Agree with 2019Rebel...I'm still deciding if I want to do that myself. I got quoted about 400 installed to do the areas below the trim on both sides.

And obviously madflaps would help some

 

[dutchman187]

Agree with 2019Rebel...I'm still deciding if I want to do that myself. I got quoted about 400 installed to do the areas below the trim on both sides.

And obviously madflaps would help some

Any mudflaps you like? I've not loved the look of the PPF on the panels. Personal taste I know. Maybe the mudflaps would actually be my best option for the limited amount I'll drive on gravel.

 

[Accountant]

I had the mopar ones and took them off. Planning to get larger tires and there is not much clearance left with those.

 

[356]

We live on a dirt and gravel road. My 2012 Ram looked great when I sold it. The only part that took a beating was the aftermarket running boards. My wife’s Audi looked great at the end of four years when she traded it in. No special protection on either, and none on the new Ram other than mudflats. (Mopar on order) The bottom line is that you may not need anything.

 

[202snowman]

Any mudflaps you like? I've not loved the look of the PPF on the panels. Personal taste I know. Maybe the mudflaps would actually be my best option for the limited amount I'll drive on gravel.

I'm using the weather techs on my limited and I've been pretty happy with them