We show that every probability-measure-preserving equivalence relation generated by a locally-finite Borel graph with planar connected components is sofic in the sense of Elek--Lippner. In particular, every unimodular random planar graph is sofic. This removes the additional assumptions in the works of Angel--Hutchcroft--Nachmias--Ray and Timár on the soficity of unimodular random planar maps and graphs. To prove this, we investigate Borel simplicial complexes with planar components and approximate them by treeable covering spaces. To construct these coverings, we use a canonical family of tracks on planar simplicial complexes introduced by Dunwoody.