wayoflife

More times than not, the best line you can take through a technical section of trail will require you to use your tires to climb up and over big obstacles. Of course, by doing this, your rocker panels quickly become the lowest point on your Jeep JK Wrangler and if left unprotected, you leave the door wide open for significant body damage. It is for this reason that I always recommend a good set of rocker guards or, "rock sliders" as a must have upgrade and only second to a set of tow points front and rear.

Designed to mount directly to the frame rails of your Jeep JK Wrangler, the LoD Signature Series Rock Sliders are without a doubt one of the best rocker guards available on the market today. I have personally run a set on my White JK for over a year and can tell you that in addition to them being incredibly strong and capable of taking punishing abuse, they are also very stylish and work great as a side step.

The step by step write-up below will show you just how easy the LoD Signature Series Rock Slider are to install.

LoD JK Wrangler Unlimited Signature Series
Rock Sliders Installation Write-Up

wayoflife

of all the rocker guards that i have installed and/or ran personally, these are my favorite. they look great and have been able to withstand the abuse i've put them through on our white jk.

rinkishJK

man wish this was around two weeks ago!
thank WOL for the Write up!
I love mine as well! very stout.

little pepe

Can they be used with a long arm RK suspension or would they have to be modified ?

RevyJKU08

I would love to get a set as well...just waiting for my Sahara side-steps to get snapped or cracked on a trail ride then invest in a set of LoD!

cdryanhall

looks good

wayoflife

don't know for sure about RK. the only kits i do know it will work with for sure are the full traction long arm kit and the off road evolution kit.

little pepe

Thanks for the info. Maybe I can get some dimensions from LOD and see if the brackets will miss.

DTJK

Hey Eddie, I love those also but haven't got them yet because they allow dirt to be thrown on the doors.

Upon further look at you photo, where did you get that black trim piece that is mounted to the pinch seam

Thanks.

wayoflife

they actually came from the last set of rocker guards i had which were made by arb.