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Around the edge and curving around to run across the bottom of the front doors. With my lifestyle don't anticipate ever having passengers in the back seat who will be opening the rear doors from the inside of the cab.
Little protection against being on the receiving end of dings, mostly for protecting others when I traipse out to a parking lot and discover some vehicle next to me parked by a person incapable of grasping the concept of staying between the lines. Amazon link for the guards - 15 feet sufficient to do both front doors on edge and bottom with about a foot and a half left over.
And because why not, license plate frames put on which don't advertise the dealership.
Little protection against being on the receiving end of dings, mostly for protecting others when I traipse out to a parking lot and discover some vehicle next to me parked by a person incapable of grasping the concept of staying between the lines. Amazon link for the guards - 15 feet sufficient to do both front doors on edge and bottom with about a foot and a half left over.
And because why not, license plate frames put on which don't advertise the dealership.
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