Jeep Right Rear Door Panel

Right rear door panels for Grand Cherokee WK2 (2011-2021) models typically cost R2,800-R5,500 depending on trim level and whether it includes leather or cloth upholstery. Higher-spec Overland and Summit models with wood trim or premium materials can reach R6,500-R8,200. Used panels in good condition range from R1,200-R2,500.

Yes, Wrangler JL door panels are designed for easy removal using basic hand tools—typically requiring removal of 4-6 Torx screws and plastic clips. The modular design that allows doors to come off completely also makes interior panel service straightforward for DIY mechanics. Budget 30-45 minutes for careful removal without breaking clips.

Cherokee KL models (2014+) built before 2018 had issues with cheaper plastic door panels cracking under UV exposure, particularly in Johannesburg and Pretoria's intense highveld sun. Later production models use improved materials, but expect to pay R3,200-R4,800 for OEM replacement panels. Aftermarket options start around R1,800-R2,400.

Yes, right rear door panels are identical between the 2.4L Tigershark petrol and diesel Compass variants—only exterior badges and engine components differ. Panels from 2017+ MP-generation Compass models are interchangeable regardless of engine type. Prices range R2,200-R3,800 for new panels.

Failed door seals, clogged drain holes, and corroded window regulators allow rainwater and sea spray to penetrate behind panels, especially common on Cape Town and Durban coastal Jeeps. The 3.6L Pentastar Grand Cherokee and Wrangler models are particularly susceptible if drain channels aren't cleared annually. Inspect and clean door drains every 6 months in coastal areas.