Quick Brackets For Inner Rockers- 1999-2018 Silverado/ Sierra Extended & Double Cab

Very pleased with the way my truck looks

First, it’s clear that everything has been taken into consideration. Second, I don’t know how anyone could put these on by themself. Thankfully my buddy helped out and we got the whole job done in about 2 hours. I wish you guys also made the Fender Pocket Flares to cover the rust damage I have there.

Took about 4 1/2 hours to complete. Very satisfied, everything fit well and looked great when done!

Quick Brackets For Inner Rockers- 1999-2018 Silverado/ Sierra Extended & Double Cab

1999-2006 Silverado/Sierra Extended Cab 4-Door, Slip On Rocker Panel + Cab Corner Cover

I bought them to fix my 2013 f150 that is in great shape...I didn't want to pay $3000 for a body shop to fix it. I found them on YouTube. I bought them and when I ran into a problem I reached out to cs and they CALLED me about 2 hours after sending the email! WOW that is not heard of these days! I got the issue resolved! Thank you so much and I would tell anyone reading this to buy them you will not be disappointed!

The products made my truck look new again. Easy to install I would suggest having a friend to help during placement

2014-2018 Silverado/Sierra Single Cab, Slip On Rocker Panels + Cab Corner Covers

Installed rockers and cab corners. Fit was perfect. Would highly recommend.

Very well made Excellentlf for the purpose Love everything about the content

Our body shop heard about these and ordered a set for a customer that was looking for a less expensive alternative to a full rocker and cab corner replacement. Not only did they go on like a charm, the customer loved the result as well. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

Covers went on quite easily and look terrific! I did everything according to instructions. I knocked off all the rust and covered everything in grease. I would like to hear from people that have had them on for over 2 years and see how they perform.

Quick Brackets were surprisingly easy to install. For places where the rockers are totally rusted out, it provides a surface to attach the bottoms of the Quick Covers. Drilling holes through the old rockers and the Quick Brackets is a chore, but if all you have is the Quick Bracket, it's a piece of cake. If you have thicker rockers remaining, I found that the rivets provided weren't long enough, so I had to find 1.5" pop rivets to make it work. Once I figured that out, things went quickly enough. I really wish I had a lift to use for the whole process, though. It would have been much easier.

Once they're on, these covers look great. The prep work, which is glossed over on the installation videos, however, is a lot of work, especially if you have a very rusty truck. It's messy, and you'll need more than one can of the spray-on rust preventer/sealer (Line 90). However, once that work is done, putting on the covers is pretty straightforward. I did find that if you have a lot of rust on the B pillar of a Siverado Crew Cab, the bottom of the cover won't have anything to stick to. The side adhesive holds it on fine, but you'll need to treat/paint the rusty area that shows above the cover. But as I said, once they're on, they look good--much better than rusty rockers and cab corners.