Rocker panels are a common trouble spot on many vehicles. Because of poor drainage and their close proximity to the ground your Jeep Wrangler rocker panels are at high risk for rust and corrosion which if not treated can quickly spread to the rest of your ride. An easy fix for this is to replace your old damaged unit with a brand new Jeep Wrangler rocker panel. Here at Andy's Auto Sport we have a great selection of Jeep Wrangler rocker panels for you to choose from. With offerings from all of the leading brands you are sure to find the perfect panels to restore your ride in our expansive lineup.

If you have sustained crash damage, many body shops will try to put a band aid over your damaged Jeep Wrangler rocker panel by using thick body fillers which can trap moisture and will eventually crack and chip ruining your new paint job. Replacement rocker panels are the correct way to go about your body repair. Theses panels have been carefully crafted to recreate the exact lines of your vehicle and provide perfect fitment to ensure that your ride comes out of the paint shop looking good as new. When it comes to performing body repairs do not cut corners, do it right with replacement rocker panels.

Q: What are rocker panels? Why buy them?
A: Rocker panels are located underneath your vehicle’s doors and span the distance between the front and rear wheel wells. Rocker panels are one of the longest straight panels on a vehicle and because they are so low to the ground they are extra prone to dents, dings and scrapes. In addition rocker panels tend to trap moisture inside which leads to bubbling paint, and soon to follow, rust holes. Rocker panels are also crucial to the structural strength of your vehicle, so if you have damaged or rusty rocker panels it is not a matter to be taken lightly. Fortunately there are brand new replacement rocker panels available that are made from high-quality steel to restore your vehicle to great condition and keep your ride looking good as you drive down the road.

Q: Do the rocker panels that you offer install over my existing rocker panels?
A: No. Replacement rocker panels require you to have a body shop cut off part or all of your rocker panel, then weld the new rocker panel in place.