Slee Slider Pics

DavidR1

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Anybody have some Slee sliders and can post some pics? I'm interested in how well these work as actual steps, so the amount of usable step sticking out to enter the vehicle would be nice.

Aside from this, what do they look like from the bottom and sides. Seems the Slee site does a terrible job of all of these views IMO.
 
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Anybody have some Slee sliders and can post some pics? I'm interested in how well these work as actual steps, so the amount of usable step sticking out to enter the vehicle would be nice.

Aside from this, what do they look like from the bottom and sides. Seems the Slee site does a terrible job of all of these views IMO.

I have them on my 2018 TRD OR. For me they work great as steps.

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I have the same dilemma.. having sliders that are wide and low enough to serve as steps as well.
All the sliders I've looked at are against the rocker panel and do not leave sufficient space to step on...
 
I have the same dilemma.. having sliders that are wide and low enough to serve as steps as well.
All the sliders I've looked at are against the rocker panel and do not leave sufficient space to step on...

I have RCI 5 degree option (as opposed to 20 degrees which they also offer). Definitely works as a step in addition to protection. My daughter uses the kickout every day getting into and out of the back seat.
 
How soon will these start to rust in MN climate and salt? I think I am stuck with plastic or aluminum running boards. Steel sliders don’t stand a chance.
 
How soon will these start to rust in MN climate and salt? I think I am stuck with plastic or aluminum running boards. Steel sliders don’t stand a chance.

I feel your pain. Salt sucks. Just cleared mine off and recoated. I know it's gonna happen again in a couple years. :redbrick:
 
How soon will these start to rust in MN climate and salt? I think I am stuck with plastic or aluminum running boards. Steel sliders don’t stand a chance.

Greenlane offroad aluminum "sliders ". Work as a step as well. Not to drop the truck on but better than running boards.
 

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