Running boards, keep or remove?

those are horrible! I ripped them off the 1st week and sold them on Craigslist for $250 in 1 day. I have short people so I bought NFabs ($319) and havent looked back. With that said as soon as the kids are older they are going buh bye!
 
I tend to agree. Do you drive your family around in it? Any complaints about getting in?

I drive our 2year old fairly often, but I lift him into his seat....my pregnant wife is not crazy about climbing up/into the truck, but if we are both going somewhere then we typically take our minivan.
 
those are horrible! I ripped them off the 1st week and sold them on Craigslist for $250 in 1 day. I have short people so I bought NFabs ($319) and havent looked back. With that said as soon as the kids are older they are going buh bye!


In your opinion why are they horrible?
 
The ones that 2015 (SR5P) comes with is the all black running board. You can get as much as $300 for them. Some people still want them, especially they have family and kids that need to get into the car easier.

If you want rugged look, go get a rock slider. You already got the TRD wheels, you should go get a real slider.

Here is mine, from stock to slider.

2/9/2015 (stock):
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3/10/2015 (running board removed + tint):
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4/6/2015 (TRD skid + TRD wheels + BFG KO2 added):
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Current - 4/19/2015 (Slider Installed):
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Looks great. Why did you go with the black vs graphite rims by the way? Can you post a link to where you purchased the sliders from?
 
I just removed mine and upgraded with Shrockworks sliders. I'm not a fan of running boards but had to compromise something for the fiancé. I do like that the running boards protect the rockers from rock chips and road debris though.
 
I just removed mine and upgraded with Shrockworks sliders. I'm not a fan of running boards but had to compromise something for the fiancé. I do like that the running boards protect the rockers from rock chips and road debris though.


Is it just a matter of removing these and adding the sliders back on? Anything else needed for that type of running board change?
 
Looks great. Why did you go with the black vs graphite rims by the way? Can you post a link to where you purchased the sliders from?


You pay for those sliders, where did you buy them, what's the brand name and were they hard to install?
 
Is it just a matter of removing these and adding the sliders back on? Anything else needed for that type of running board change?
depends on what you go with. Removing them is just 6 bolts perside, takeas about 15 minutes. NFabs and other running boards mount in th esame location. some sliders requires drilling/tapping/welding so really it just depends on what you want.
 
depends on what you go with. Removing them is just 6 bolts perside, takeas about 15 minutes. NFabs and other running boards mount in th esame location. some sliders requires drilling/tapping/welding so really it just depends on what you want.


I would want sliders that could be put on without anything drastic done. I guess I just have to do some research. I need to find the different styles of sliders that I can get. I like the one that the other owner posted above.
 
Stock running boards = Cruel Joke
If sliders needed, I agree Shrockworks some of the best out there:

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Do the the Shrockwork sliders extend far enough out to be used as a step? Or are you better off with the tread plates? What's the advantage of 2 vs 3 column slider?

Thanks!
 
[QUOTE=do they lay flat or is that how they look when installed? I am new to sliders as you can tell.
 

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