4Pcs Stainless Steel Car Door Sill Scuff Plate Guard Sills for CRV 2017-2025 Automotive Door Entry Guard Protector Trim

4Pcs Stainless Steel Car Door Sill Scuff Plate Guard Sills for CRV 2017-2025.My wife and I just purchased (two weeks ago) a 2023 Honda CR-V EX-L. It was in almost new condition. It had two paint chips, one on the passenger side front by a headlight and another way down low on the passenger side front door. The only other “damage” was about a half dozen paint chips on the driver door sill. Well look at the pictures I attached!The rear door just looks better with these stainless steel sill plates. All/any damage is now under the driver door sill plate and the car looks immaculate. I have owned more expensive cars in my life and they had a sill plate/door sill protector that looked good and protected the car just like these.Instillation was fast and easy. Just remember to really clean all wax, polish, ceramic, etc. from the door area where you will be attaching the sill plate. I also measure and use a piece of blue painters tape to mark where I will be starting the placement of the sill plates. This makes the front and rear sill plates, right to left, to look factory installed! My wife is quite pleased with the look and the low cost. There were not a lot of instructions nor measurements provided but with a trial fitting and marking with tape it is easy to find the best location on your door sill to place these plates. Then just repeat the measurements taken from the first side to the second!

I wanted to protect the sill paint on my new 2024 Honda CRV SPORT-L Hybrid. These were priced the best for what you get. Plus they look nice on the car.I cleaned the sills with water containing a little Dawn Dish Detergent, rinsed, and dried them, before putting the protectors on. Don't bother with the little packets with cleaning towelettes. A quart of water with 2-3 drops of Dawn will get all dirt plus any oily film off.I use 3 microfiber cloths, one with the Dawn containing water, one with clear water, and one dry. Clean with Dawn, use the plain water cloth for rinsing, and thoroughly dry with the last cloth. I prepositional the strips, to get an idea of where to place each one.As others have said, the adhesive strip protectors can be stubborn to get started. Use a small knife to get under the corner of the adhesive protector, then pull it up. Before removing the strip protectors, I pressed each adhesive strip down firmly onto each sill protector, to ensure adhesion, then removed each protector from the adhesive.I positioned each protector and pressed HARD all along the strip, a few times. To ensure permanent adhesion, I used a heat gun set to 350° My heat gun has a thermostat. If yours doesn't, use a hairdryer set on high. Heat just the strip enough to warm it.*Making sure the surface is spotless and dry, then heating, are the keys to perfect permanent adhesion.*If you follow these instructions, you'll never have to worry about the sill protectors popping up or off. I did this with my last car and in 4 years, they never budged.I bought the CRV in mid December. It was very cold when I put the sill protectors on. It's gotten below zero and the protectors are still firmly in place. The heat of the summer just cements them more. If they were going to loosen, it would have been during the recent cold snap.My husband had a stroke 3 years ago. He has a difficult time getting his left foot over the sill and always hits it. He hits the protector instead. They do a great job and they don't get knocked loose. The price is excellent and a small price to pay to keep the car in excellent condition.

Well made and looks like an original Honda accessory.

Just installed the stainless steel door sill scuff plates on my 2025 CR-V Hybrid. The front ones fit perfectly, but the rear ones didn’t align as well as expected—not a dealbreaker, but something to note. Installation was super easy—just peel and stick—and it definitely adds a nice touch to the car’s interior.The product looks good overall, but I’ll be keeping an eye on how well it holds up over time. I’ll update my review after a couple of months to share how it’s sustained daily use. So far, it seems like a good buy.

Easy installation, looks good. Super happy.

Purchased this for a black Honda CRV Hybrid 2025; easy to install, gives it a nice touch, protects the area from scuffs when entering/exiting the vehicle. Quality of materials seems good.

The sill plates physically fit on the door sills nicely but the wiring harness connector does not physically fit in the vehicle's harness. Before trying to connect the wiring harness I dry fit the sill plates to make sure they fit, since I was worried that once connected the harness would be impossible to remove. The receptacle in the vehicle is up behind the dash; you can basically barely feel it with the tips of your fingers and there are other wiring harnesses in the way, so getting at it to plug anything in is difficult. Unplugging something would be even worse and since I just wanted to check fit and not actually install the sill plates right now, I was worried about having a wad of wire hanging out in the foot well for a few days until I was able to finish the install.I wound up using a pair of long jawed needle nose pliers to hold the plug from the light harness and attempt to seat it in the vehicle's wiring harness. It's too large to fit, but not so large that it's obvious.This applies to the 2025 Touring Hybrid model and might apply to other years/models as well. Too bad because these look really slick. The OE option, on top of being much more expensive, has you taking the whole dash apart on install for some odd reason.

Very easy to install, gives whole new look to your car, and prices a very reasonable, I would definitely recommend it to anyone