Sliders that ding OTHER people’s doors

All Pro's do a good job for doors and I took a shot from an Accord in a double turn lane......you know the move, where they are on the inside and just come straight across into the right lane..only I was already slightly ahead of her and in full view! Drove right into the slider and lifted the truck a foot! No damage to me beyond scratching my Rustoleum! Tore the front bumper off hers and she stilled pulled the ''No Englese'' and tried to drive away from the scene! 10 minutes of sanding and a re-spray and it never happened......
 
Why is it that when you do this, some clowns drive over and park right next to you?

Beat me to it- I can park 12 spots past the last car and some shitmobile will park right next to me- drives me mad. Only happens in my pristine Transit or my 4Runner.
I can park my 25 yr old pickup and no one gets anywhere near it....
 
I added body color trim pieces. There are a few spots that look like they took a hit. Not the most stylish, but they help.
 

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Why is it that when you do this, some clowns drive over and park right next to you?

I have a bad knee and I need to open the door all the way to get out and out of kindness to other drivers I park far away, but some clown still parks next to me when I do--even if the lot is half empty.
 
I like how far these stick out.....I like to tell myself they provide some sort of protection from shopping carts and doors swung open without any regard. lol. But I also part way out by no one else. Every time I do, my wife yells "Goofy 33!", as if we're parking out in the Disney lot somewhere miles away. But, solid design in my opinion and I love them. Victory 4x4 Blitz sliders.
 

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I have these on my 2020 Pro Tyger these will protect your door dings. They stick out pretty good.


+1 on the Tyger steps for door dings.

Really I only bought them so my wife could take our daughter out of the car seat post lift, but they do stick out well enough for your intentions. She still complains about them though since they sit pretty high up for her liking, but I didn’t want OEM boards or predator steps.

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+1 on the Tyger steps for door dings.

Really I only bought them so my wife could take our daughter out of the car seat post lift, but they do stick out well enough for your intentions. She still complains about them though since they sit pretty high up for her liking, but I didn’t want OEM boards or predator steps.

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Just keep in mind, that those are STEPS and NOT rock sliders. Anything hits those hard enough and energy is transferred to the body, not frame.
 
Just keep in mind, that those are STEPS and NOT rock sliders. Anything hits those hard enough and energy is transferred to the body, not frame.


Rightfully so since I bolted them to the body during install rather than the frame.

I have no use for dedicated rock sliders.


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