OEM Running Boards on 2014 4Runner SR5

If there is even the possibility of even thinking about going off-road where large rocks live at any point in your future, I highly recommend skipping the "running boards" and spending a little extra to get real rock sliders. I purchased and installed the aluminum "OEM" running boards for my 2011 SR5; then have multiple dings and dents, and the front bracket and rocker panel on the driver's side is significantly bent from a hard impact.

I now take them off (along with the trim piece) every time I go off road. I'm saving for sliders.

There's a group buy going on right now for RCI, including Sliders, at 15% off: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/group-buys/205276-rci-metalworks-*group-buy*-fall-2015-a.html

And an upcoming one for Shrockworks at 15% off: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/group-buys/205277-shrockworks-*group-buy*-winter-2015-a.html
 
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Would anybody be willing to trade the longer brackets for the short SR5 ones, I assume?

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I can't seem to find this anywhere. I just purchased a 2011 Limited and found used 2014 running boards Part # 00016-89004 SR5.. Will this fit on my 2011 limited? Thanks for your help!
 
2017 sr5

okay i have a SR5 basic and im hoping one of these will fit.
i can only find the part# PT938-89100 which is the one on the right image.

im looking for either one which ever i can find for a good deal

thanks
 

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I had looked at all kinds of running boards and rock sliders but glad I went with the Toyota running boards for practical reasons. I don't go rock crawling with this vehicle but it's my daily driver. I never use them as a step or any thing like that, because the vehicle is not high off the ground anyway.
Why I like the running boards? Because they really help to keep the vehicle clean, even after driving in the rain. They block most water and dirt sprayed from the tires. What a difference compared to no running boards. Rock sliders would serve no practical value for me.
 

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