Price: $50.00
Pros: n/a
Cons: n/a
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Everyones seems to love them

Price: $100.00
Pros: Good clean look, painted black diamond plate.
Cons: nothing wrong at all
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I bought some stainless diamond plate and cut it to fit for the rocker guards. I then painted them black to match the jeep.

Price: $300.00
Pros: Cost, visibility, Weight
Cons: Needs more attachemnt points
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I used a welder I know to fabricate my guards. They are great.

Price: $50.00
Pros: doing it yourself is always better
Cons: doing it yourself is always longer
Recommended? Yes

Comments: pretty simple to build a set from 3/16 plate.
1) measure, measure again.
2) cut to length
3) get sheet bent
4) paint rockers on vehicle
5) paint bent rockers
6) install on vehicle

Price: $10.00
Pros: Perfect fit
Cons: Heavy. (Made from scrap 2x3)
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Made my own rocker guards and tied into body mounts.

Recommended? Yes

Comments: These were fabbed up by a friend of mine and are stronger than most that can be had through retail channels. Excellent product from someone who has won awards for his fabrication skills.

Recommended? Yes

Comments: A group of friends got together on a Saturday and built some rocker guards.

Recommended? Yes

Comments: I fabbed these up from 3/16" steel plate. Powder coated by a local shop here and bolted them up. The rock sliders actually through bolt to the frame from the body mounts.

Price: $80.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Thick vinyl from a sign company is what the protection is along with the door thresholds, holding up so far and easily replaceable when the get cut. Also works as a skin over the paint when installing metal armor which I will do when I get to that project. 10 foot roll by 16 inches wide cost about 80.00 dollars.

Recommended? Yes

Comments: easily done use 6 in. angle 3/16 thick work really well i don't have no problems yet

Price: $1,200.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I have custon rock guards made by BANDITT OFF ROAD he has made me tube fenders front and rear, and rocker guards if your around the CT area give him a call he does great work at a great price. did all that and painted to match body for 1200

Recommended? Yes

Comments: Made out of 1/8th inch diamond plate steel. Painted black. Secured with self tappers.

Recommended? Yes

Comments: Made some diamond plate rocker and panel guards. :-)







75 char

Recommended? Yes

Comments: we make our own. very easy and cheap. I bought the corner guards off ebay.

Price: $50.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: front stinger my made held up to a 65 MPH bridge gaurd slight bend.............................................. .................................................. .

Price: $300.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: made my rock sliders from 2"x4" steel tubing 3/16' THICK. They are TOUGH. Least of my worries when crashing through big rocks.

Price: $40.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Actually bought these off of ebay. They are black diamond plate. They look a lot like the guards that come on the TJ Rubicon.

Price: $36.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: In process of herculiner and duplicolor coating rockers, rear quarters, and bumpers. So far, rockers have turned out great. Very inexpensive and easy. Herculiner quart = $20, Duplicolor x2 cans = $16.

Price: $275.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: KrossLoch Fab... another jeeper from Edmonton built and welded these suckers on. Gave it the 300+lb test (300lb budy jumping on them), didn't even budge.

Price: $130.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I'd be silly if I didn't give my own stuff a good review. So...

These boatside rockers are spot on. Putting anything else on your rig would be a mistake.