Interior Trim

Worn center console, scratched door sills or a headliner that needs refreshing? In this subcategory we bring together interior details such as console covers, door sills and headliners that can protect and refresh the cabin of your car, pickup or Jeep.

Console covers, door sills and headliners

The parts in other interior and accessories protect the surfaces that wear the most and give the cabin a more uniform look. A center console cover, e.g. from PRP Seats for the Toyota Tacoma, covers the armrest, where elbows and bags typically leave wear. Door sills sit in the door frame and take the impact of shoes and boots when getting in and out. At Putco you will find, for example, door sills with F-150 engraving and door sills with an LED emblem for the Ford F-250/450 Super Duty. The Boom Mat headliner from DEI comes in several pieces and colors for the Jeep Wrangler JK. The category also includes parts from Revel.

How to choose interior trim

• Model, year and body style: The parts are typically made for a specific model. The number of pieces depends, for example, on whether your Wrangler has 2 or 4 doors, or whether your F-150 is a Regular Cab, SuperCab or SuperCrew.
• Material and finish: Choose between, for example, stainless steel, black finish or a colored headliner so the part matches the rest of the cabin.
• Installation: Check the product description to see whether the part is adhesive, clips on or requires a power connection, as can be the case with LED door sills.

Clean surfaces with a mild soap solution and a soft cloth. Abrasive cleaners can scratch steel and glossy finishes.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which door sill set my vehicle needs?

Look at the year and body style in the product name. For the Ford F-150 there is, for example, a four-piece set for the SuperCrew and a two-piece set for the Regular Cab and SuperCab, so the number of doors determines the choice.

Do LED door sills need to be connected to the vehicle's electrical system?

It depends on the product. Check the description to see how the light is powered and whether wiring needs to be run. If you are unsure about working on your vehicle's electrical system, you can have a professional handle the installation.

What should I do before installing an adhesive interior part?

Clean and degrease the surface thoroughly, and test-fit the part before removing the protective film. Ideally install at room temperature, because cold can typically weaken the adhesion.