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Is anyone else getting this damage? I just noticed it today but its obvious I've been hitting this corner when entering the truck. My left heal hits it. Guess I'll have to be more careful lol
I'm getting it on the pocket on the door panel, particularly because I can't open my door all the way in my garage. I need to do the same - be more careful.
Every truck I have owned has had scuff marks in that area. I think having to have the seat further back to drive comfortably exposes this area to your feet more when getting in.
Gary
my truck is getting those marks really bad. I dunno if its normal or not but my power seat goes extremely far back for exit, not back a couple inches like I became accustomed to in the F150, which is why I think I'm kicking the plastic a lot more often than I have in my other trucks
Mine has the same thing. Luckily it wipes off with some cleaner as mentioned before. My stance is it's a truck, I use it as a truck and stuffs and scratches are going to happen. You should see my factory spray on bedliner, it's already all scratched up and parts of it has even scratched off.
tell you what i did , went to walmart and picked up self sticking patches cut it to fit and applied it on that area. keeps it from marking it up and when it gets to bad i take it off and put on a new one. works great!!!!
Very normal wear and tear. Did the same think on my previous Super Duty and on my Tundra before that.
If you want to protect it, one idea is to get some clear duct tape and put over that seat bracket cover.
I'm getting it on the pocket on the door panel, particularly because I can't open my door all the way in my garage. I need to do the same - be more careful.
You and me both Mooch. My left foot rakes that pocket too. Maybe if I didn't have size 13 shoes and my left arm could extend longer to ope the door further....
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