Did anyone get the oem body side moldings? Wondering how they look. Thanks!

 

I was considering the same. Hopefully, someone will post pictures.

 

We skipped on ours. Didn’t seem to be of value given it didn’t show where it was placed.

 

this video has tx350 with most of the preferred accessories added

 

Looks pretty good. Thx Hrishi

 

Appreciate the video that’s the one we saw, but it didn’t really give enough perspective given how briefly it was shown on the car if that makes sense.

 

I ordered some and plan to put them on soon. Anyone have a link to the instructions? OEM box just says instruction available electronically. But I haven't been able to find them.

 

how did it turn out?

 

I didn't think the moulding was worthwhile due to the positioning - looked too low to protect the door from dings from other cars, unfortunately.

BUT! I've found the following VERY useful ...

http://www.weathertech.com/sillprote...ymmSearch=true

Makes is a LOT easier to step in without slipping or messing up sill paint, particularly whe getting into the 3rd row.

www.weathertech.com/bumpstep.html?ymmSearch=true

Rear bumper step. The XL (moulded) size has a crush zone that can help protect the rear from minor impacts and inserts into the trailer hitch. This has save me from some grief on two prior cars. And since the TX has basically no rear bumper at all - any impact will hit the hatch and damage it - I thought it would be a good addition. Does not interfere with the hatch or kick-open features.

 

Nope, didn't go for those. I though the placement was kind of low. I got my 1st dent last week and it was on the rear quarter panel on the passenger side.

Paint dent removal shop fixed it. The body side moldings would not have prevented it. It hit the sides higher.

 

I thought it was just for appearance, not practicality.