I need help trying to decide on running boards or nerf pics, please show me some pics.....thanks

opinions wanted also.

i am leaning towards diamond tread, but that stuff oxidizes in a hurry it seems like.

 

I have some pics in my gallery. The very last pic in my gallery shows "Wheel to Wheel" Tech Tubes. Very nice product if you want that "look". They are made from stainless steel and will not rust.


I took off the Tech Tubes though and went with Ranch Hand Side Steps. These are VERY VERY stout and will not budge. They mount up to the frame with bolts above and below the frame rail connecting to a plate on the opposite side. I can jump and down on them and they do not budge. (I weigh 190lbs) The truck will shake but not the steps.

 

I put rock sliders on my truck pics are in my gallery. I like them because there different and really strong. They make good steps.

 

my father has "go rhino" brand steps on his truck with the extensions for reaching to the bed, heres the pic (see gallery for more pics)

 

You can get the factories for cheap on ebay. I like mine:

 

Here's a link to my gallery. They are Dee Zee Black FX wheel to wheel running boards. They are subtle but protect the rockers from rocks and other unwanted materials. I chose black because all the "brite" ones I've owned end up looking like crap after a while and require a lot of work. I just wash these like normal with the rest of the truck and they look like new. They are coming up on 2 years old now and haven't changed a bit in color.

 

Take a look in my Gallery, I have the Westin Oval steps.

IMO, the PUTCO 4" wheel-to-wheel look really nice too.

Good Luck

 

I've had diamond plate aluminum, two different tube type rboards, Steps, and these. Not a good picture but these were in the right place at the right height to use them. Not too far underneath for getting out of your truck especially. There's a picure in the classifieds.

 

N Fab
Nice but expensive:

 

I run Westin CPS bars. They still look new despite many days spent on the beach.