📦 Premium Universal Aluminum Side Steps for Pickups & Trucks: Silver Coated, Set of 2 Review

I used them on my 1999 Dodge Ram 2500 pickup. I like the look and durability. The only thing I didn't like was the lack of installation instructions. I had to go to YouTube and learn how to install them. Otherwise they are really good.

The steps are made of thin aluminum and I'm afraid they will break soon. There are no instructions but there are tons of screws and brackets that come with it but none of them fit my truck. I would recommend spending a little more money and getting better quality steps.

The product itself appears to be well made but is not that easy to install. The product must be adapted to your specific vehicle. I assume that all bases were not coated in production. This product does not come with an instruction manual. I think that's a disadvantage. In my opinion I could have sacrificed the fit for a good price because I had to work harder to find the fit that was made for my Ford 150 pickup.

Before ordering, measure from the very back of your back and then measure to ensure the step is WIDE enough to put your foot on the step. I bought two sets (4 pack for my 07ft Sprinter van) but they aren't wide enough due to the rocker panels, but will work on my 86ft Isuzu Trooper II Tdi, although I still have eight bolted areas to make . square tubes made of steel are used for their work. As they are more "universal" to install I'd say in fairness I'd give them four stars but I was surprised…

ok ordered these for my 2016 Tacoma. I liked the "bare bones" look as most of the side steps are branded. Received them today, was very happy to install them tomorrow so I opened the box and found a bag of nuts and bolts, steps and four brackets. No instructions. I would like to know what the hell tomorrow is. am I drilling holes? am i just kidding? Do I need all these brackets? I love bare bones but damn it. Arousal level dropped from 10 to 2. Oh, and googling didn't help either. I hope they…

Good product at a good price. We installed it on a 1993 Chevy K1500 with no problems other than having to find installation instructions. There are steps, screws and some adapters/mounting plates in the box, but no instructions. We tried to figure out what goes where, but couldn't find any additional hardware. We ended up looking up Bully's steps online and looking at her directions. The sets look the same and the details are the same. Depending on the make and model of your truck, you may need

The only negative you might encounter is that there is no manual for the product. They fit my 2010 F-150 without the universal mount. I already had the mounting holes for individual bolts on each bracket from the old footpegs. These holes made it easier to align the steps. All I needed was a metal drill bit, a 13mm socket and a wrench. Durable product and easy installation. It gives my wife and daughter the boost they need to get into the truck without sacrificing ground clearance and truck…