TOYOTA Genuine PT392 34140 Bed Step Review

The installation instructions got me to the point where I needed tools normally only found in body shops. You have to partially disassemble your bumper and I didn't want to do that with my new truck. There are several videos on You Tube that talk about how hard it is to get certain bolts and such. So I sent it back and made an appointment with the dealer to have it installed. However, once it's on, it's pretty good. You should be able to lower it with your foot (e.g. if you have your hands…

I installed it on a 2018 Tundra Platinum. The delivery arrived four days early and I was surprised that the box was a bit heavy. When I opened the box I realized these were heavy parts, nothing flimsy, took about an hour to install, but I work a lot with trucks, boats and I used to be an airplane mechanic and I have a lot of tools plus reading. All reviews and watching some YouTube videos helped a lot. The hardest part was unscrewing the two screws where the step goes, I had to get a metal tube

Difficult to install. Online lessons give the impression that it is not that difficult. Well it's not the truck they show as my 2015 Tundra due to the 2 screws that are under the bumper cover and the fact that you will need to replace the bumper brace or you won't have enough room for the step. A few words to make the installation go better. Carefully pry all the plastic retainers from under the truck, I used a screwdriver. DO NOT pull them out from the top as they are very fragile and may…

I recently purchased and installed the original Toyota Bed Step and Bestop Trekstep running boards for Toyota Tundra. I like them both but I think the Toyota Bed Step is better. I installed Trekstep on my 2017 Tundra last year and loved it. I weigh almost 250 pounds and this has held up well. I have received several compliments and questions about it and have recommended it to everyone. It took me at least a few hours to install and not the advertised 10 minutes, but everything went smoothly…