Use silicone sealant to stick them down. I use this to stick all sorts of things down. It takes a while to cure (all night), but works a treat. Becuase it is very flexible, things don't come loose with vibration, heat etc and it resists water and weather. If you need to remove the item, the silicone sealant can be 'peeled' off okay too.
On my VW van, I had chrome handle covers and chrome mirror caps. Both had the same sticky tape as Tasmod's sill covers. They all eventually failed, so I restuck them with clear silicone sealant (bathroom sealant) and it worked well. Using sealant is ideal for sticking things down on uneven surfaces too. I've just stuck a GPS magnetic base down on the dash of my Disco3 with it too. Matt
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RRS ownership for 1 yr, then D3 for 2 yrs. Then cut back to old bangers and working my way back up through two Peugeots in 6 months. Now got Saab 9-5 2.3t and enjoying the performance!

I don't know what you guys are doing in your D3's, but my Range Rover Sport certianly isn't a bathroom. Just yanking you chain

Mine has been confirmed Nov build with delivery Dec. They swapped the £500 deposit I had on the V6 to the V8 without any problems.

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Mine has been confirmed Nov build with delivery Dec. They swapped the £500 deposit I had on the V6 to the V8 without any problems.

And how did 'Tasmod's sill problem' play a part in this?

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4.2SC Chawton White, Stormers
Tasmod's Sills, Wind Deflectors, LR Sills
Clear Side Repeaters, Towbar
Larini Sports Exhaust, K&N Air Filter
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Well Tasmod kindly sent me some more double sided tape to restick my sill plates
Have kept the two existing strips of tape on plates as they still seemed quite sticky and added two more strips in between the existing ones, so a total of four strips of double sided tape now..
However just checked it again today and both the front ones appear to have come loose in the centre nearest to the inside of the car, so if you touch them, they sort of rattle..
I guess I will have to try the silicone sealent suggested by d3matt next.
Shame really especially as Tasmod went to all the trouble and expense of sending me more tape. Arrived - RRSport 2016 HSE SDV6 HSE
Loire Blue/Ivory leather Privacy Glass

Gone - RRSPORT 2010 TDV6 HSE
Stornaway/Ebony Premium leather with Lunar stitching, Heated Steering Wheel and Privacy Glass.

Gone - RRSPORT TDV6 HSE
Buckingham Blue/Ivory, Privacy Glass, Tasmods Sills, Supercharged Black Badges all round, Grille & Vents, plus RRSport Sticker & Brolly of course.

Well Tasmod has kindly replaced all my sills as it seemed my original ones were very slightly oversize, causing them to ride up the inner bodywork sill curve.
Fitted the new ones, all seem to remain stuck so far.
Many thanks and well done Tasmod  Arrived - RRSport 2016 HSE SDV6 HSE
Loire Blue/Ivory leather Privacy Glass

Gone - RRSPORT 2010 TDV6 HSE
Stornaway/Ebony Premium leather with Lunar stitching, Heated Steering Wheel and Privacy Glass.

Gone - RRSPORT TDV6 HSE
Buckingham Blue/Ivory, Privacy Glass, Tasmods Sills, Supercharged Black Badges all round, Grille & Vents, plus RRSport Sticker & Brolly of course.

This is the same problem I have! I will try the silicone trick. 2005 Zambezi TDV6 - Gone but not forgotten
2009 Alaska TDV8 - Gone and much missed.



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I had the same problem. Tasmod made me another set that were 3mm narrower, and they fit fine now.

Bob. RRS 4.2 S/C. Zermatt. Tints. Stormers. 150+ paint defects, wonkey bonnet, scratches, detached doorseal. suspension faults. To sum it up, a �60k pile of cr4p!