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Reviews (7)
Dec 08, 2020
Plug and play in a Jaguar! Who’d a thunk it!
Worked first time. I paid premium price, but you get what you pay for. Yes.
Jan 22, 2020
Patience pays...on paper this looks like the cat's meow.
Have to wait until spring when I pull the dash apart to install... patience pays they say. The product looks good and all of the parts seem to be there. I'm a bit concerned with how to hide the aux cables for the USB, etc.
Sep 16, 2020
All show, not ergonomic and of limited functionality.
If you have a garage queen truck then these look really good. If you need the step to help lift you into the struck, then this is not for you. The finish is delicate; the 'powder coat' flakes off the sharp edges at the drop on a hat; I think its in the surface prep. I have other powder coat that is like iron. If the bars came in black stainless, that would be better. It remains to be seen if the weather rusts them through in less than five years, like my first set of another brand. The tube ends are open and sharp, not a bodily injury risk but a design flaw cause mud/snow/water will enter and not drain out.
The bars install with four self tapping bolts right on the underside of the body/rocker panels easily enough (must drill into rocker panels) but the mounts won't stand up to any rock sliding; decorative only. If you 4-wheel in rocky country, count on damaging the truck body as these attach to the body, not to the frame.
For the price point, I'm very disappointed. The steps are too narrow and the bars are set too far under the body too so as to do their job of easier entry into lifted trucks. Mine is only Chevy stock lift and I'm 5'8". The foot pads are are tucked in too close to the bar for feet to slide in/on past toe tips and are located too far forward for the 95 - 99 2dr Tahoe. I can't speak for other makes and models.
The company selling them, didn't check the packing and the first set was damaged. The product slid in the box bending the tips and sheering paint off. They are only about 45-50 lbs, but the FedEx guys stood them up on the long edge, allowing the sharp mandrel bent ends to cut through the box and strike concrete or whatever. FedEx handled them roughly. The vendor blamed the manufacturer, but should have felt the product sliding around in the box; flimsy thin bubble wrapping not durable cardboard or Styrofoam to eliminate risk of heavy handed transporters. The vendor ultimately made good and sent another pair, but only after an argument and an offer to take $50 bucks off rather than take them back. I packed and shipped the return as they should have been in the first place and had to pay for that myself too!