Cargo Sidewall Protector

I recently bought a 2024 Bronco Wildtrak, and as a GSD owner who loves to take her dog everywhere, I knew I needed protection to the cargo to prevent scratches so soon. I found this item and decided to give it a try despite all the bad reviews about the Velcro, etc.I really like how they look, it was very easy to install and if you also have the Mabett cargo mat, this will help to hold the bottom of the side panels and you could use those additional strips to add more grip on the edges or the center.Next Thursday 5/15 will be a month since I installed this myself and they are still intact, very resistant to my 125lbs dog standing and circling around the cargo because he wants to look outside through every single window. Even if the Velcro happens to go bad in the future, I honestly think this item is still worth it, and I could get new double-sided Velcro to replace if needed.Overall, I am very happy with my purchase and 100% recommend.

Throwing them away- the size is correct- but the Velcro it comes with didn’t stick- then I bought my own roll of Velcro and it didn’t stick to the plastic- such a waste of time and money

Nice quality, does the job absolutely perfect...but here are a few tips. Alot of people complaining about the Velcro. I didn't even bother using the Velcro it came with. Buy some quality Velcro and use that.. problem solved. 2nd, lay the pads out under a heavy rug or something to get the crease out from shipping. 3rd clean the area bronco sidewalls with a clean rag and isopropyl alcohol before applying.Most of the bad reviews seem to be from people not willing to give the extra effort to install them correctly. As with anything, a little bit of common sense goes a long way.

The adhesive fails after a few days. But that's easily fixed with some industrial strength Velcro tape also purchased from amazon. Its a simple fix. Other than that, this is exactly what I was looking for. These pads are a great option for protecting the cargo area sides from scratches and dents.

Let me get this out of the way at the onset : GET OTHER DOUBLE-SIDED VELCRO. If you do that, you'll have no issues with the install. I can't speak to the efficacy of the included strips, but at first glance I wasn't too impressed with the adhesive. It's ok, I can live with an extra $15 to buy a roll of my own and do it right.Now, as for the included panels, they are certainly cut perfectly to fit. As suggested by others, I "practiced" aligning them a few times before taking off all the backing and installing them. Ultimately it took me about half an hour including the time to cut and place all the strips on the back.They look great, and they even fit with the Ford OEM mat perfectly. They're also exactly the right solution (barring Molle panels) for protecting the sidewall plastic in the rear cargo area. I highly recommend these. Thanks Mabett!

Have a few of this company’s items. All work great! This one covers the speaker on the sidewall-just a design flaw. Otherwise I would have kept these.

The covers would seem to do the job if the Velcro would stick to the product, very weak. The Velcro will stick to the stock carpet really well, but not the back fuzzy side of the vinyl panels. I bought some heavy duty Velcro at the store and it did not want to stick to the fuzzy side either, weird stuff. Might have to try double sided gorilla tape next.

I got it primarily for noise and insulation, and I noticed a slight improvement.It does protect the sides, though I rarely load dirty or sharp objects.Notes and tips:Putting those taps on can be a bit tedious...Just be patient and apply them evenly. Specifically the outter edges. Took me about 30 mins to install.Use a heat gun (or a hair dryer if you don’t have one, though a heat gun is better). Heat up the tape before applying it. If there are any kinks afterward, heat them up and press down firmly—it really makes a difference.