AMP Research 75302-01A BedStep for Ford F-150 & Raptor (2006-2014) - Retractable Bumper Step, Large - Excludes Flareside - Black Review

Easy to install in relation to the Learning but didn't have the strength to install for a 13 year old truck. My son loosened the nuts and bolts. After that everything went lightning fast. Getting into the trunk just got a whole lot easier!

I really like the step, it makes it easier to get on the back of a truck. The step can be easily lowered and raised by foot. Just seems very expensive for what it is, but I didn't see other options that were much cheaper and went with this one, which was a bit more expensive.

I feel like I'm getting too old to climb into the back of my new F150 4x4. The bumper is too high for a graceful climb. This step makes it easier to climb onto the tailgate to load and unload my truck. Working with one foot takes some practice. For the installation, some people have mentioned that a deep socket is needed. To remove the nuts I used a hand wrench on the bolt. Since the footplate has cutouts, I used a standard socket and was lucky because the recessed hole isn't too deep for a…

Super DOOPER! Easy to install (if you have the tools, 1/2" ratchet, torque wrench, etc.), easy to use, secure (NOT slippery or slippery) bumper corner step. Clear installation instructions. Spring loaded return to storage position Set up/store on foot NOT cheap but sturdy and easy to use Climb onto the tailgate and save your knees Can be used with the tailgate lowered or raised Will transfer to my next truck or buy another when the Truck is different brands. Smart Investment. Well packaged…

I installed this morning 7/19/21 at a finishing shop and it works great. I'm a short woman with bad knees and can't get into the back of my truck very well, so I need a little help. This little step comes out from under the bumper with a touch of my toe in the corner where my toe is in the photo and I have an easy way up. Folds back when not in use. It's so easy to turn around, you can do it barefoot. The step weight limit is 250 lbs. I like it so much I'll put one on the other side of the back

Installed on my 2013 F-150 XLT today. To get it right and follow the instructions for the tee, you'll need a 21mm deep socket and a torque wrench that holds 80 ft.lbs, among other things. (For the 2 bumper nuts that the step attaches to.) The instructions include a list of tools required. Anyway, this step looks, feels and feels very well done. I'm just over 200 pounds. and keeps me ok. If you're tired of getting in the pits of your F-150, then this is the ticket for you. It is spring loaded…

This has been on my F-150 for over 4 years. Installation was easy, just two screws. Very well made, fairly solid body and working mechanism. It folds out to a reasonable height, making it easy to get into the bed with the tailgate down. Unlike the 'other' brands that have a step in the bumper that's still too high for us guys with more time under our belts. Can be easily extended and retracted with your foot. It retracts with a "bang" but the rubber bumper protects it from damage. Four years…