OEM Door Panels & Parts

What Do Car Door Panels Cost to Replace on Average?

Although they may seem like no more than thin sheets of protective metal, plastic, or fiberglass covering the many parts of your vehicle's doors, it doesn't mean they come cheap.

In fact, replacing a car door can easily go beyond simple panel repair, running $685 CAD to $3,430 or more on average. That's per door, too. Why? Because of all the mechanical and electrical components that make up doors -- the switches for the power windows, for example, the armrests, any open compartments the doors have, you name it. It's also because door cards (the door panels on the car's interior) aren't always one piece; sometimes they're several, joined together.

What's more, cost can also depend on make and model. Door panels for economy cars and trucks from, say, Ford or Toyota, can be a little easier on your wallet than, say, those for luxury SUVs from BMW or Mercedes-Benz. Plus, when, say, the panels get scratched, crack, dent, or rust, they not only degrade. They also start vibrating. And you know what that means: damage to the parts inside -- a sure way to drive up what can otherwise be a serious-enough bill to begin with.

Luckily, there's a way to keep costs down.

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Ours are manufacturer-quality, designed to fit right and work better the first time than off-brand knockoffs. They won't void any factory warranty you've got left, either -- unlike some aftermarket door panels.

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