🚚 Enhance Your Toyota Tundra's Accessibility with AMP Research 75305-01A BedStep Retractable Bumper Step in Black - Suitable for 2007-2013 Models, Large Size Review

Accident. Had he not been crushed by another car, he would have stayed strong forever. This one is almost identical, although they ditched the original alloy tier in favor of a resin tier. I like the alloy tier more, it seems to be more premium, but the resin tier works well. In general, the whole product is of high quality and easy to install. I use it all the time!

Nicely made but the screws are very difficult to put back in being blind to the bracket itself. I would recommend a power ratchet. It would be a lot easier as there is no place to do anything when the bail holder is trying to reinsert the bolts. Rolls up and down well, but wish it was a little stronger. I also think it would be better to be about 2-3 inches taller in the bottom position. Overall I would still recommend it as a good product.

This is a life saver for people with height disabilities and a few 'elderly people'. I'm actually not that small and don't consider myself that old (5ft 4in, 55) but I'm very glad I bought this stage. She has definitely made my life easier! The platform of the truck is very easy now! Installation was relatively easy, the hardest part for me was unscrewing the screws that are under the truck. It took some strength. Once installed, the tier rises and falls easily and is very strong, but I'm glad…

The footrest is easy to install and very comfortable when getting on and off. Installed on Tundra 2011. As other reviewers have noted, you need a long ratchet/torque wrench or pry bar to remove the bolts from the truck. Also, I needed a 19mm deep socket to reattach the bedstep bolts to the truck. Luckily I had one on hand. There are also some good videos on installing Bedstep on YouTube. We use our truck for travel and to transport bicycles, among other things. Boarding and disembarking quickly

This footboard is a superb product. I ordered this from Revain to replace a Toyota footpeg for my 2012 Tundra. Toyota's step costs about $60 more. I noticed that the product description on Revain and on the AMP website sounds almost the same as the 2012 Toyota Tundra Genuine Parts book at the dealer. The part also looks exactly like the "Original Toyota" photos and AMP's website says they supply OEM parts for Toyota, so it's probably the same step. Installation was easy, took about half an…