Warrior Products 55010 Drop Steps Review

They are good but won't work with my existing rails without a lot of drilling and cutting. Sending it back was a hassle, but we made it

Good quality product, just poor installation design. If you don't plan on welding it, good luck trying to install it. Even had to be converted to weld. See photos.

The installation instructions were a little vague if you don't have Warrior bars. Contacted the company and they got a quick reply with some additional information. On the first side I had to modify the slits I had cut out leaving a bigger gap than I would have liked, the second side was a lot easier. Getting in and out of the 3 1/2 inch elevated Wrangler is a breeze.

The manufacturer makes a slotted pole for these steps. If you don't have a slot, you'll either have to make a slot in the nerf bars or cut off the hook. I decided to cut the hook off and then drill through the 1/2" x 4 1/2" stainless steel studs. I have screws to hold it in place if you're using hooks, but I use them to hold the steps in place while I drill and screw them to the rung.

The description doesn't say you need to cut a slot about 3/8" wide and about 2 1/2" long in your existing stage/nerf bar for the hook area at the top of that stage Brackets to Entering this slot will not cut into the top of the bar, but rather from the back of the bar at a 35 degree angle. If your existing handlebars have a rubber tread that you step on, this will interfere with the installation of these steps. You need to adjust the tread to these steps. As another buyer commented, the best…