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Old Jun 16th, 2018, 15:52   #1
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When my wife, who is medium height, exits our XC60 her legs (and clothes) rub on the sill. Would fixing running boards help as a solution or are they too high to be effective?
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They would make it worse as I always have to step over mine rather than on them.
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Old Jun 17th, 2018, 10:29   #3
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Thanks for that. you have confirmed what I was thinking. Guess I will have to make sure the sills are clean!
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I'm sure they're intended to be cosmetic only as the ain't wide enough to step on!
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Had them on my xc90 and the good lady wife actually used them as a step up/step down to save here trouser legs. Me I strode over and ended up with messed up jeans. more cosmetic than useful..
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Thanks. I will abandon the whole idea and provide the wife with a towel to hang over the sill when wet and muddy
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Maybe you could just lift her in and out
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Remember... Happy wife= Happy life..
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