Key Features of the PIT66 Trail Armor Rocker Panels
Product description
Trail Armor Rocker Panel
- Compatible with Chevy Silverado GMC Sierra 1500 Crew Cab 1999-2006
- Compatible with Chevy Silverado GMC Sierra 2500 Crew Cab 1999-2004
- Compatible with Chevy Silverado GMC Sierra 2500HD & 3500 Crew Cab 2001-2006
- Interchange Part Number: 14067
- Package Included: 1 Set Trail Armor Rocker Panel
DURABLE MATERIAL
MADE OF IMPACT-RESISTANT ABS DURABLE MATERIAL
RESIST EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS
100% UV-RESISTANT MATERIALEXTEND SERVICE. PROTECT HEADLIGHTS FROM MUD,SCRATCHESSAND AND OTHEROUTER DAMAGE.
EASY TO INSTALL
PROFESSIONALIN-STALLATION IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
ABOUT PIT66 BRAND
PIT66 IS AN AFTERMARKET OEM AND PERFORMANCE AUTOPARTS MANUFACTURER, MAIN PRODUCTS INCLUDE LIGHTS, INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES.
Why Pro Street Online Recommends It
Because not everyone wants to weld in new rockers, and sometimes you just want your truck to look tough again without a full body shop bill.
PIT66 Trail Armor gives you:
✔ A rugged, modernized exterior style
✔ Actual protection from rocks and debris
✔ A clean way to cover aged or lightly rusted rockers
✔ Instant visual upgrades for any GMT800 Crew Cab
Whether your truck is a weekend off-roader, a daily workhorse, or your pride-and-joy Duramax, these panels add durability AND style.
Tim Jessie –
Got them for my 07 Silverado Classic. Perfect fit and took maybe 15 minutes to put on. 2 things to mention if you purchase. 1. Clean the area you’re putting them on with rubbing alcohol. This will help the double sided tape stick better. 2. Don’t leave it up to the double sided tape alone! Water, dirt, and time will cause the tape to deteriorate so I recommend using 2 to 4 self tapping screws ( i used black, less noticeable) per panel to hold them in place. Bottom line..they fit perfectly and made my truck look new again! Buy them!
Rachel Butts –
I live in Northern Illinois. My 2015 Ram had rusty rockers when I bought it. O was going to get a more expensive set but decided to try these. I’d agree with others that if you have a newer truck and your rockers aren’t that bad, go with the better ones. After reading the reviews I bought an extra roll of adhesive tape and some small black self tapping screws. My thinking is that anything is going to be better than the way it was. I didn’t have any problems with the fit. Of course it’s not super tight against the top edge but with the doors closed on them boat of the time they’ll be pressed against the inside. I didn’t have any not heat them up to shape them around the curve by the rear wheel wells. I just pushed on them. I put about 7 of the black screws underneath the lower edge. I had to push pretty hard to get some to go through but it worked. I still feel like I can put running boards on if I want. My rockers are mostly sturdy with a couple holes and a lot of surface rust. These covers make a Huge difference in the way the truck looks at a glance and the screws are not noticeable unless you looked for them. Yes, you could trim an eight or a fourth of an inch off of the rear upper edge where the door closes by it, but my doors clear it fine. I’m going to trim that anyway but it’s not a big deal. If you have an slightly older truck, these rocker covers will make a difference.
Adam White –
I had to shave down the top lip on all of them on my electric bench grinding wheel to get snug to the body, and I added some gorilla glue extreme outdoor double sided tape because of previous experiences with these (the stock tape will fail after a few months). I used a whole 5ft roll cut into 1-2″ pieces. After the modifications and extra tape, these look great and hide the rusted out rocker panels on my 2010 Silverado 1500. If you don’t have tools to take about a quarter inch off the top lip, I wouldn’t recommend.
Dennis Smith –
Absolutely number one thing I’ve ever bought in my life game changer perfect fit. You might have to add some screws at least I did, but I might not have needed them
Aaron Knieper –
Awesome
Paul –
Cheap as the price shows , had to be cut to make work and the cab corners did not line up ,,, out of round one side was good other side terrible, the tape peeled in many spots.
Private consumer –
Having troubles with them staying adhered. Cleaned everything very well beforehand but the tape just doesn’t seem to be holding. Plus they could have been molded a little better to the vehicle.
Dan –
They’re not attached in the picture just holding them up to the truck but seems to fit really good imo. And they look factory. Only advice or suggestions I have with these is use more 3m tape than what’s on these I’m not confident its enough to securely hold it, but thats not a big deal at all since the fit and finish is very good especially for the price. Now the truck looks new again happy camper here lol.