OEM Nissan Door Sills

All About Nissan Door Sills

Whether you drive a car, a truck, an SUV, or a van, your Nissan vehicle has some rather unassuming crosspieces at the bottoms of each of its door frames. In fact, they can be easily missed when you step over them getting into or out of your ride. They're called, aptly, door sills, and they're more important than you might think.

The simplest are called sill plates. Often, they're just decorative, offering stylish accents for the frames themselves. However, there are a few other kinds of door sills, and each has a specific job.

Some prominently show off a model name and/or a trim level. Others light up and illuminate the sill, thanks to tap-in power lines (and they're a great way to call attention to the brand or logo you love). Door kick plates, though, do two things: like sill protectors, they reduce sill-area wear, and they also help keep the areas around the sill clean. Door sill seals, on the other hand, prevent dirt and rainwater seeping into your interior. Last, but not least, sill enhancements -- among them, molding, trim, and appliques -- make any sill even more eye-catching.

So, when do you replace a door sill? That's not a question that arises often. However, it has a straightforward answer: when they wear out, get damaged, break, or you want a change of style. But whether you're doing repairs or upgrades, you should be sure to buy the genuine article. Nissan manufactures compatible door sills for its models, after all, and that fit-and-finish guarantee, you may not get on the aftermarket.

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