Those are meant for a limited because they have the rocker panel on them so the boards have to come down lower. The dumb person driving that sr5 didn't do his/her research and now he gets laughed at. I've seen a couple like that on the roads here too
I didn't mount RBs for esthetics, I did it for my short wife. They are every bit as functional-purposeful as some of the ass-ugly wheels, front bumpers, and armor around here too.
Come to think of it, I don't drive a 4R as a fashion statement either.
I didn't mount RBs for esthetics, I did it for my short wife. They are every bit as functional-purposeful as some of the ass-ugly wheels, front bumpers, and armor around here too.
Come to think of it, I don't drive a 4R as a fashion statement either.
Every once in awhile I take you for f'in granted...but not today buddy.. F them thar haters
Yah Pat, if we weren't together it would be me and Phil. :ranger:
she doesnt need runningboards on my truck LOL I keedI didn't mount RBs for esthetics, I did it for my short wife.
Yah Pat, if we weren't together it would be me and Phil. :ranger:
I didn't mount RBs for esthetics, I did it for my short wife. They are every bit as functional-purposeful as some of the ass-ugly wheels, front bumpers, and armor around here too.
Come to think of it, I don't drive a 4R as a fashion statement either.
How big do you think the Limited rocker panels actually are?
They usually aren't intentional. The early SR5 5th Gen models (like mine) have the low-hanging rocker trim pieces just like the Limited models. The 2014+ SR5s (gen 5.5?)have the high-and-tight rocker trim like on the Trail versions. That's the model in the pic.I've seen these low hanging running boards on lifted 5ths gens around. Why lift it if you already have trouble getting in?