Used Nissan Navara Side Skirt

Side skirts are not a standard factory-fitted item on any variant of the Nissan Navara — the Navara is a pickup truck and its body structure does not include side skirts as original equipment. What you may be looking for is a side step or side bar, which are commonly fitted to Navaras either from the factory on certain trim levels or as dealer/aftermarket accessories. Breakers often have these side steps available, so search for 'Nissan Navara side step' or 'running board' rather than side skirt.

The D40 Navara (2005–2015) was not built with factory side skirts as part of its bodywork, so you won't find a genuine OEM side skirt from a dismantled D40. However, the D40 is a popular model for side steps and side bars, and breakers frequently strip these off for resale — searching for 'D40 Navara side step' will give you much better results. If you have seen something described as a side skirt on a D40, it is almost certainly an aftermarket body kit addition rather than a factory part.

The NP300 Navara (2016-onwards, also known as the D23) does not have factory side skirts as standard bodywork — like its predecessor it is a pickup truck without that type of panel. Plastic side steps or running boards were offered on higher trim levels such as Tekna and N-Guard, and breakers do part these out regularly. Search specifically for 'NP300 Navara side step' or 'Navara D23 running board' to find what you actually need.

No — the D40 (2005–2015) and the NP300/D23 (2016-onwards) are completely different platforms with different dimensions and mounting points, so side steps from one will not transfer to the other. Always source side steps matched to your specific generation, and confirm the part against your registration with the breaker before purchasing.

Yes, body length does matter for side steps and running boards — a Double Cab step is longer than a King Cab step because the sill it runs along is a different length. When contacting a breaker, make sure you confirm both your generation (D40 or NP300) and your body style (King Cab or Double Cab) so they can match the correct part. Trim level — for example Acenta, Tekna, or N-Guard — does not affect which step fits, though higher trims may have had chrome or styled steps that differ cosmetically from plainer variants.

Trim level does not change the mounting points or sill length on the Navara, so a step from an Acenta or any other grade of the same generation and body style will fit a Tekna mechanically. The only difference you might notice is cosmetic — Tekna models sometimes came with chrome-effect or more styled steps, whereas lower grades may have had plainer black items. Confirm the specific style you want with the breaker when you contact them, but don't worry that a non-Tekna step won't physically fit.