[CNTLOSE]

Going to replace my rocker panels this Spring on my 2000 Durango. I see there is several retailers selling full replacements, but I was curious if anyone had a good experience or bad experience from any of them? Knowing a lot can be made with cheap Chinese metal, I would like to find good quality ones. Also I am needing full replacements not caps.

Any recommendations?

Thanks!

 

[RalphP]

Try finding some CAPA (Certified Auto Parts Association) certified ones; those will be at least as good as original, and sometimes better fit and durability.

You can also check the shipping weight; the less it weighs, the thinner it is.

I'd check Raybuck first; the Sherman and Raybuck parts I've bought have been good ones.

RwP

 

[CNTLOSE]

Try finding some CAPA (Certified Auto Parts Association) certified ones; those will be at least as good as original, and sometimes better fit and durability.

You can also check the shipping weight; the less it weighs, the thinner it is.

I'd check Raybuck first; the Sherman and Raybuck parts I've bought have been good ones.

RwP

Great! Thank you for that information!

 

[Capt Commando]

I just replaced the rocker panels on my 2000 Durango this past weekend. I bought them from Mill Supply Inc. Metal is thick. I have shopped at Raybuck in the past, and they are also good.

 

[Foplint]

The other day, I also replaced the rocker panels, but I ordered it from the disassembly