Mercedes-Benz ML W163 Door Sill Side Cover Skirt Left N/S Travertine Beige 693

Mercedes-Benz ML W163 Door Sill Side Cover Skirt Left N/S Travertine Beige is an original body component designed for installation on the left side of the W163 series ML model. The door sill cover in Travertine Beige Metallic allows for a visually consistent complement to the factory body kit and ensures proper protection of the sill area. It is a practical solution for users who want to restore the aesthetics and functionality of the factory sill.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A1636900340-TRB
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A1636900340
• Substitutable numbers: A1636900340, A 163 690 03 40, BG
• Location on the vehicle: Left
• Color: Travertine Beige Metallic - 693
• Category: Running Boards & Side Bars

Purpose and body fitment

The presented door sill cover is designed specifically for the left-side sill area of the Mercedes M-Class W163 generation. The component's construction is adapted to the factory geometry of the sill, which facilitates proper alignment with the door line and other side panels. As a result, the characteristic side line of this model is maintained after installation, and the sill area regains its correct shape and mechanical protection.

Travertine Beige Metallic color – consistency with factory paint

The door sill cover is finished in the Travertine Beige Metallic - 693 shade, which allows for an aesthetic match to bodywork painted in the same color. The metallic coating promotes uniform light reflection and reduces visual differences between the component and adjacent body panels. In many cases, this avoids the need for full repainting, which shortens repair time and simplifies the renovation process of the vehicle's side section.

Protective and functional role of the door sill cover

The door sill cover in the Mercedes ML W163 plays an important protective role in daily operation. It secures the sill area against typical mechanical damage resulting from entering and exiting the vehicle, as well as from road debris. A properly selected component:

• stabilizes the finish of the lower body section on the left side,
• reduces the risk of accelerated corrosion in the sill area,
• improves the visual continuity of the vehicle's side line.

Thanks to this, replacing a worn or damaged door sill cover is a beneficial solution both from the point of view of aesthetics and long-term body protection.

Characteristics of the used component

The offered door sill cover is a used part, which in practice means a favorable cost-to-functionality ratio while maintaining the manufacturer's original specifications. This type of component is particularly attractive for maintenance repairs and restoring the vehicle to proper condition after minor body damage. Choosing an original, used door sill cover helps maintain the car's factory character and limits the need for fitting aftermarket replacements.

Support for selection and expansion of the sill area

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the sill area in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as covers, overlays, or additional moldings, check the available parts in the Mercedes door sill covers category.

Practical information for the user

Before installation, it is recommended to verify the compatibility of the component with the specific equipment version and to check the condition of the mountings on the vehicle. A properly selected and installed left-side door sill cover ensures stable seating and uniform adhesion to the sill, which translates into the durability of the connection and limits the formation of stress within the bodywork. In the case of more extensive body renovation work, it is worth considering checking adjacent elements to maintain visual consistency across the entire side area of the vehicle.

For drivers who are simultaneously planning service work on the drivetrain, a guide on selecting and operating transmissions may be helpful – a detailed discussion of the topic can be found in the article Manual, automatic, or DSG transmission – common faults and a guide to buying a used gearbox.