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Jeep Wrangler JL Rock Sliders & Rocker Guards

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Jeep Wrangler JL Rock Sliders & Rocker Guards

The thrill of extreme off-road adventures comes with downsides, especially for the underside of your ride. As you traverse rocks, branches and other obstacles, it may eventually lead to severe damage. Jeep Wrangler JL rock sliders & rocker guards give your vehicle added protection, helping ensure it lasts longer.

 

How Long Do Jeep Wrangler JL Rock Sliders & Rocker Guards Last?

Giving your ride extra protection is an investment. Luckily, if you choose a high-quality steel slider or guard, you get peace of mind that it will last a long time. Many of these parts come with a corrosion-resistant powder coating that further ensures you get the longevity you expect. Unless your vehicle is severely damaged or not properly maintained, a new guard or slider may last decades.

 

How Much Do Jeep Wrangler JL Rock Sliders & Rocker Guards Cost?

The cost of Jeep Wrangler JL rocker guards varies based on how much heavy-duty protection you desire. If you are going for a simple upgrade, such as a simple tubular rock slider, you can expect to pay around $390 for a pair. For people who want extra flair and a solid place to step that incorporates smart motor technology, you should plan to spend around $2,000. Luckily, there are many options in between to make sticking to a budget easier.

 

Signs & Symptoms of Faulty Jeep Wrangler JL Rock Sliders & Rocker Guards

Since steel is a preferred material for these parts due to its strength and ability to take hits, the biggest problem faced is corrosion. From de-icing salts to mud and humidity, any steel part on your Jeep has the potential to rust. If your Jeep Wrangler JL rock sliders get severely dented or the paint starts chipping off, it indicates a potential problem area. How your sliders and guards were installed also comes into play. If they were bolted on, the drill hole area may start to rust. If the rock slider no longer feels secure, it should be removed so you can inspect the vehicle for hidden damage that may affect the structural integrity of your ride.

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