Rubber Door Edge Guards

Rubber Door Edge Guards

sold in sets of 2(pair)

2 sizes;

Short-5.3"

Long-7.3"

Frequently Asked Questions

What material are these door edge guards made of?

These door edge guards are made of flexible rubber. They are designed to slip over and grip the door edge, providing a protective barrier between your car door and other surfaces.

How do I prepare the surface before installation?

Clean the door edge thoroughly before applying. Remove any dirt, grease, wax, or moisture using a mild cleaner and allow the surface to dry completely. A clean, dry surface ensures the best grip and fit.

How are these installed?

The guards are designed to slide directly onto the door edge — no tools required. Start at one end and work the guard along the edge until it sits snugly in place. Make sure the guard covers the full length of the edge you want to protect. Choose the size (Short 5.3" or Long 7.3") that best matches your door edge length.

Will these leave adhesive residue on my car?

These guards use a slip-on fit rather than a separate adhesive, so there is no adhesive applied to your vehicle. However, after extended use, rubber can leave a light contact mark on some surfaces. We recommend checking periodically and wiping the edge clean as needed.

How do I safely remove these guards?

To remove, gently flex and slide the guard back off the door edge starting from one end. Avoid yanking or pulling sharply, which could scratch the edge. After removal, wipe the door edge clean with a soft, damp cloth.

Are these compatible with all vehicles?

These guards are designed to fit standard car door edges. Compatibility may vary depending on edge thickness, shape, and material. They may not be suitable for very thick edges, unusual edge profiles, or doors with existing trim or molding along the edge. We recommend measuring your door edge and comparing it to the guard dimensions before ordering.

How do I care for and maintain these guards?

Wipe the guards down with a damp cloth as needed to keep them clean. Avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals, solvents, or abrasive cleaners, which can degrade the rubber over time. Inspect the guards periodically to ensure they remain securely in place.