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rock sliders

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These are the small metal or plastic pieces that sit on the sides of a car to keep rocks and dirt from scratching the paint when you drive off‑road or on rough roads.

Technical Definition

Rock sliders are protective panels mounted on the lower sides of a vehicle’s body, designed to shield the paint and underbody from rocks, gravel, and debris during off‑road or aggressive driving.

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