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Sainte-Sophie power
Reviewed in Canada on October 29, 2024
Soyons honnête, se sont les moins chère. À ce titre les soudure sont top qualité. J'ai pris un aimant pour vérifier leur énoncé ou ils disent utilisé de l'acier inox. Les tube carré sont en acier et les plaques sont pas aimantable, donc soit en alu, soit en inox. Mais comme les plaques sont ultra mince, je dirais qu'elles sont en inox. Côté esthétiques, ils ne font pas dans le subtil et faut aimer le look car ils ne se fondent pas dans le décors car ils sont bas.Ce qui nous amènes à la clairance, ils sont 1.5'' plus bas que le frame. Le métal est quand même mince et ça ne fait pas office de rock slider( voir photo). Mais Ils s'en sont pris plein la gueule en montant la montagne noir de Saint-Donat, ils ont crochis mais ils sont encore solide et à leurs place.Ils serait beaucoup plus beau si ils s'installeraient plus haut de 1''. Ainsi ils serait mieux intégré au body et il frotteraient pas partout en hors route. Je ne regrette pas mon achat, pour le prix, c'est une bonne occasion. Au final des marche pied sur un camion qui fait du hors route c'est pas la meilleurs des idées quel que soit le prix. On verra si au printemps ils sont tous corrodé. Si ils ne rouillent pas rapidement, c'est la meilleurs offre sur Amazon.
Nofyfb
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2024
First good:1. The manual is written in actual English rather that usual chinese using Latin alphabet. There is one step that obviously requires two people so I had to do it differently since I am all by myself: instead of aligning the board and THEN attaching little rectangular brackets, attach the brackets first with just a couple of bolt turns, position them horizontally and THEN slide the board over the brackets and turn them 90 deg one by then. The board stays in place while you have a chance to tighten all hardware.2. Hardware is high quality class 8 steel. Very nice.One nasty thing though: one bolt with accompanying washers and nut was missing. How hard is it to put 12 sets (NOT 11)?!?!
PharmerMomma
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2023
These were fairly easy to install. Only needed an extra pair of hands for part of the process. The step bars look great on the Tundra and make it much easy for the shorter members of the family to get in.
K
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2021
This item was easy to install and holds up through the years.
omar
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2020
Easy to install and looks great on 2019 Toyota Tundra, SR5 DBL Cab. Very light weight and durable. I added non-skid clear spray to prevent slipping while stepping.
Bob Zimmermann
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2020
I liked the easy to install and that it has four brackets instead of three. Looks great! Makes a world of difference when getting in and out of my truck. They are very strong. For people who complain about the non alumium brackets I would suggest spraying them with a rust preventative . I do this with anything that may rust as I live in a rust state.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2019
Easy to install and look great on my truck
ian
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2019
Like the instruction stated, 1-2 hrs install time. 30 minutes after reviewing the instruction and laying out all the pieces in front of me.Bad/missing weld in one of the bars. I can see the raw unpainted aluminium edge. Like one of the review, not leveled to the bottom side of the truck. I will have to over size the eyelets to level it and also cutting and welding bracket plates to move it closer to the body since I just lost ground clearance due to the bottom slides.I like the fit of the Tyler, but prefer the look of the APS.
Roel Espino
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2018
Pros- Easy to install with no assistance takes about an hour total- feels sturdy getting in and out of the truckCons- isn’t really level with the truck and no matter what you do to adjust it it will look slantedSuggestions- can be very slippery when wet, recommend you use griptape to solve the problemOverall I would suggest this as a reliable quick fix to paying 1,110 dollars for a OEM running board. It’s durablity as a sliders is questionable (untested by me) and if it does happen to get destroyed 240 bucks ain’t bad to get the same set or try a different set.
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