Everyone protects the seats and nobody protects the doors, which is where the damage actually shows up. A dog steadying itself on a corner, scrabbling to get in, or pressing its nose against the window leaves scratches on the plastic trim and a permanent tidemark on the fabric. Two panels fix it for the price of a tank of fuel, and door trim is expensive to replace.
Key Benefits
- Covers the part of the car interior that most owners forget
- Waterproof, so wet fur and muddy paws wipe off
- Washable rather than a permanent fitting
- Comes as a pair, which is what you need for a rear bench
Best For
- Dogs who scrabble at the door on the way in
- Leased cars where interior damage costs money at return
- Anyone who has already found scratches on the door card
How It Works
The panels hook over the top of the door and hang down the inside, covering the trim and the armrest area. They come off in seconds when you have human passengers, which is the advantage over anything permanently fitted.
Pros and Cons
Pros: Cheap protection for a part of the car that is genuinely expensive to repair, and removable when you do not need it.
Cons: Fit varies between car models – check the dimensions against your doors, particularly if you have a small hatchback.
Things to Consider
- Measure your door height and width against the listing; universal fit is optimistic
- Take them off before the doors freeze shut on them in winter
- Do not let them cover a door handle or window switch
- Prices, availability and shipping times are set by the AliExpress seller and can change
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