Used Mercedes-Benz X-Class Side Skirt

Side skirts were not fitted to the Mercedes-Benz X-Class as standard from the factory on any variant — the X-Class (2017–2020) did not include side skirts in its standard body panel lineup. Some aftermarket body kit suppliers produced side skirt-style add-ons, but these are not genuine OEM parts and would not be found at a vehicle dismantler. If you are looking for a lower door sill trim or sill panel, that is the genuine part you should be searching for instead.

Yes, what you likely need is the sill panel or rocker panel trim, which runs along the lower edge of the body between the front and rear wheel arches — this is the closest equivalent to a side skirt on the X-Class. The X-Class was sold in a single body style (crew-cab pickup) throughout its 2017–2020 production run, so dismantlers should be able to source the correct sill trim from any year of the model. Confirm the colour code with the breaker, as sill trim finish can vary between trim levels such as Pure, Progressive, and Power.

The X-Class ran from 2017 to 2020 with no facelift introduced during its production life, so the body panels remained consistent across all years. A sill panel from a 2018 model should correspond to the same part as a 2020 model, but you should confirm this against your registration with the breaker before purchasing. There are no known mid-cycle body changes that would affect this part, but the breaker can verify by matching part numbers.

Trim level does not affect the structural sill panel fitment on the X-Class, as the bodyshell is shared across Pure, Progressive, and Power grades. However, some trim levels may have different finishes or cladding details on the lower sill area, so if visual match matters, let the breaker know your exact trim level. The part will fit regardless of trim, but a panel from a different spec may look slightly different once fitted.

Genuine factory-fitted side skirts were never part of the X-Class standard body structure, so you will not find them at a dismantler as an OEM part. What dismantlers will have is the sill panel or lower body trim that runs along the base of the cab — search for that instead. If you specifically want an aftermarket side skirt styling addition, you would need to approach a body kit supplier rather than a used parts dismantler.