Vauxhall Grandland Side Skirt Replacement Parts

Side skirts are not a standard factory-fitted body panel on the Vauxhall Grandland — they do not form part of the base bodywork in the way that sills, bumpers or door panels do. Some aftermarket body kits include side skirt or sill extension pieces, but these are not Vauxhall OEM parts sourced from a dismantled car. If you are looking to replace a damaged lower sill panel or sill cover, that is the part you should be searching for instead.

The part you are most likely looking for is the door sill panel, sill trim strip, or rocker panel cover, depending on whether the damage is to a structural sill section or a plastic trim piece that runs along the lower body between the front and rear wheels. On the Grandland, these plastic lower sill trim covers are the closest equivalent to what is sometimes loosely called a side skirt. Search for 'Grandland sill trim' or 'Grandland sill cover' when requesting quotes from breakers.

The Grandland X received a significant facelift in 2019, which brought changes to exterior styling including bumpers and body trim, so parts from the pre-facelift (2017–2019) and post-facelift (2019 onwards) cars may not share the same lower body trim profiles. You should confirm with the breaker against your registration whether the specific sill trim from a 2018 car will match your 2021 car's fitment points and styling lines. Never assume pre- and post-facelift exterior trim pieces are interchangeable without checking.

Trim level does not fundamentally change the underlying bodyshell or sill structure on the Grandland, so the mounting points should be consistent across the range. However, higher trims such as SRi or Elite Nav may have different styled or colour-coded lower trim finishes compared to entry-level SE models, so a piece from a different trim may look slightly different even if it physically fits. Your breaker can advise on the visual differences, but fitment itself is not trim-dependent.

The Grandland was updated and rebadged simply as 'Grandland' (dropping the X suffix) from around 2022 with a further refreshed appearance, and there is a meaningful chance that lower body trim profiles changed between this version and the earlier Grandland X generation. You should confirm with the breaker using your exact registration number, as the part may differ in shape, clip positions, or styling between the two generations. Do not assume cross-generation compatibility without verification.