The rocker panel is the lowest part of your car's body. It is found below the doors.
The rocker panel is usually three or four inches wide, according to Parts Train, and its length varies upon the length of your car.
Because they are so close to the road, rocker panels can become damaged by large rocks and other objects from the road's surface. This can cause dents and scratches, which may rust over time.
Some people purchase mud flaps or long pieces of rubber that hang down and protect the rocker panels. Others use side skirts or fiberglass pieces that cover the rocker panels.
Replacement rocker panels are cost effective parts to replace damaged panels, and usually sell for less than $100. Some car owners install performance rocker panels for off-road driving or specialty rocker panels for muscle cars or other show vehicles, which can cost anywhere from $100 to $1,000.
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