I'm also having the decorative rear bumper trim fitted as well to protect the rear bumper.

Mike

I had that fitted and it looked very nice. Unfortunately, due to the digusting job the dealer did, it fell off four weeks after pickup, never to be seen again!

I had that fitted and it looked very nice. Unfortunately, due to the digusting job the dealer did, it fell off four weeks after pickup, never to be seen again!

Might not be the dealer, I bought a set of S/S sill covers and a S/S rear cover from a manufacturer in Germany the sill protectors stuck on no problem but I am on the 4th attempt to find an adhesive tape that will stick to the rear bumper plastic.

Might not be the dealer, I bought a set of S/S sill covers and a S/S rear cover from a manufacturer in Germany the sill protectors stuck on no problem but I am on the 4th attempt to find an adhesive tape that will stick to the rear bumper plastic.

I think we got the sill covers and the boot lip protector from the same place. I found that the boot lip protector would not stick either, then thought that it might be because I use a self waxing car wash. So used a solvent cleaner, making sure it was plastic safe and it stuck first time. I was a bit unhappy that the front sill protectors are two piece rather than molded to the shape of the sill.

When I heard that SUK had released the sill protectors in UK, I ordered a set. Picked them up today and not very impressed for £70.00. As soon as we get some reasonable weather I'll take some piccys and you guys can decide, do I keep the rather nice brushed stainless one's or the expensive 'cheap plastic' Skoda one's.

As far as the template kit goes, 4 pieces of molded plastic to locate the sills for fitting, I tried them out in the showroom on one of the new 140 DSG 4X4's and found I can do the job just as well without. Saved £17.00.

Grey Gables are thinking of keeping them and lending them out if wanted.