OEM Running Boards on 2014 4Runner SR5
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Miguelon
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Haven't really thought about it to be honest. Guess a couple hundred to $250
Trail RB part number
Thanks, but found 00012-R1473-01 part number from an SR5 premium and ordered them. Oem Type that also says for 2014 trail and SR5. Has chrome strip down the edge. Don't understand the part number differences but got what I need. Happy trailen and thanks again. Judgecoco
Judgecoco- This is the sticker that's on the running boards I just took off my 14 trail. Hope this helps.
Thanks, but found 00012-R1473-01 part number from an SR5 premium and ordered them. Oem Type that also says for 2014 trail and SR5. Has chrome strip down the edge. Don't understand the part number differences but got what I need. Happy trailen and thanks again. Judgecoco
2014 SR54 Runner SR5 Running Boards
No, they are different, the 00012-R1473-01 running boards have the chrome strip along edge and tapers on both ends, exactly like the running boards on the 2014 limited.
Also have mud flaps. They fit nicely....judgecoco
No, they are different, the 00012-R1473-01 running boards have the chrome strip along edge and tapers on both ends, exactly like the running boards on the 2014 limited.
Also have mud flaps. They fit nicely....judgecoco
Judgecoco,
I would love to see how your running boards ended up looking. I am trying to find some for my Wife's 2014 SR5.
The 00012-R1473-02 sound cool. I asked my dealer about them and they couldn't find the part number. How did you get them? Any way to get them cheaper than $660?
I might end up resorting to these: 2014 Toyota 4Runner Running Boards | eBay If I can't get the 00012-R1473-02.
Really just don't want there to be a gap between the bottom of the truck and the running boards.
I would love to see how your running boards ended up looking. I am trying to find some for my Wife's 2014 SR5.
The 00012-R1473-02 sound cool. I asked my dealer about them and they couldn't find the part number. How did you get them? Any way to get them cheaper than $660?
I might end up resorting to these: 2014 Toyota 4Runner Running Boards | eBay If I can't get the 00012-R1473-02.
Really just don't want there to be a gap between the bottom of the truck and the running boards.
4RunninHog
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I just got back from the dealer with my running boards. I'm not too sure I like them. They claimed they were $$$ option for the SR5 however, I believe I will probably go back and just try and get the money back that they gave them for me so I can put some rail/tube style ones on it. I HATE the chrome trip on the bottom.
MN4Runner07
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I'm looking at installing the trail edition running boards on a 2015 SR5 too. Do these mount directly to the underside of the vehicle with the enclosed brackets?
This thread (http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...-running-board-order-install-2010-2013-a.html) for 3rd party running boards seems to require an existing set of brackets.
I don't have these on my 2015 SR5
This thread (http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...-running-board-order-install-2010-2013-a.html) for 3rd party running boards seems to require an existing set of brackets.
I don't have these on my 2015 SR5
roscoep
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I just ordered the 2015 trail running boards to replace my all black 2015 SR5 all black ones. I'm thinking it's the same holes and bolts with no brackets, but i'm curious for the exact answer too.
I'll be selling the all black ones from my SR5 if anyone is interested.
NoDak
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the oem KH running boards fit the SR5 since its a factory option on that model.
R6 = 2014+ (SR5 & LE)
KH = 2014+ (SR5 & TE)
Anyone have the dimensions of these running boards?
R6 = 2014+ (SR5 & LE)
KH = 2014+ (SR5 & TE)
There was some debate over the width of these (the amount they protrude from the body). Some said, only those with small feet would find them adequate. Others thought they were just fine.
I'm trying to find the right one, that is, the one that makes the wife happy. Those on the 96 4Runner are about 5-1/2"
R6 = 2014+ (SR5 & LE)
KH = 2014+ (SR5 & TE)
There was some debate over the width of these (the amount they protrude from the body). Some said, only those with small feet would find them adequate. Others thought they were just fine.
I'm trying to find the right one, that is, the one that makes the wife happy. Those on the 96 4Runner are about 5-1/2"
NoDak
Senior Member
in regards to the R6 boards
1. there is no gap between the lower LE rocker panel and the board
2. in conjunction with #1 above if your foot is bigger than say a size 8 you wont be able to get any decent footing.
in the pic you can see my foot is pushing against the rocker panel since there is not gap to get a decent footing.
my advice, go aftermarket on the LE if you want a useable board. I got them not for looks but for protection of the lower rocker panel and doors during winter.
I actually don't even touch them getting in/out. I just hop into the seat.
1. there is no gap between the lower LE rocker panel and the board
2. in conjunction with #1 above if your foot is bigger than say a size 8 you wont be able to get any decent footing.
in the pic you can see my foot is pushing against the rocker panel since there is not gap to get a decent footing.
my advice, go aftermarket on the LE if you want a useable board. I got them not for looks but for protection of the lower rocker panel and doors during winter.
I actually don't even touch them getting in/out. I just hop into the seat.
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NoDak
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on the SR5 I would get the KH boards. if I remember the KH actually are usable as steps compared the R6 boards.
just double check on a 2015 with the rigid boards (KH).
ggunn9
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Mine is a 2013 but it had the R6 boards on it.
2015 Trail
I have a 2015 Trail, which I have had since November, but just this past weekend took off-road for the first time, in the Uwharrie NF. I have the OEM running boards which a friend suggested I remove before running on the trails, but I left them on (the dealer basically gave them to me after I negotiated the deal, so I saw no reason to baby them). I did scuff up the plastic cover on the sides, but other than that, they did ok and the scuffs are not too bad. The OEM running boards on the 2015 Trail have a step surface that is 5-1/2" wide and are about 2" down from the sill, with a stop at the back to prevent a foot from sliding under the door sill. The tread seems to be well made and my foot does not slide. I got them basically to make my wife happy (my first wife insisted I get steps for all of my high trucks), but they are sometimes useful...
If I decide to do much more serious off-roading, I will replace them with aftermarket steel sliders. I traded a 2004 F-150 for the 4Runner, and I had heavy duty after market steel sliders on the F-150 which worked as intended. No body damage on the F-150 in 10 years, but the sliders got plenty of dings, scrapes and dents.
I have a 2015 Trail, which I have had since November, but just this past weekend took off-road for the first time, in the Uwharrie NF. I have the OEM running boards which a friend suggested I remove before running on the trails, but I left them on (the dealer basically gave them to me after I negotiated the deal, so I saw no reason to baby them). I did scuff up the plastic cover on the sides, but other than that, they did ok and the scuffs are not too bad. The OEM running boards on the 2015 Trail have a step surface that is 5-1/2" wide and are about 2" down from the sill, with a stop at the back to prevent a foot from sliding under the door sill. The tread seems to be well made and my foot does not slide. I got them basically to make my wife happy (my first wife insisted I get steps for all of my high trucks), but they are sometimes useful...
If I decide to do much more serious off-roading, I will replace them with aftermarket steel sliders. I traded a 2004 F-150 for the 4Runner, and I had heavy duty after market steel sliders on the F-150 which worked as intended. No body damage on the F-150 in 10 years, but the sliders got plenty of dings, scrapes and dents.
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roscoep
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My 2015 came with the slightly longer running boards but always preferred the slightly shorter with the lengthwise billeted holes running along the top. new ones cost about $350-$399 on Ebay. Like others have said, super easy, 6 sets of 2 bolts each, on and off. Update 8/21/15, BTW, I keep getting private messages, the old boards have long since been sold
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