What Kind of Running Boards are these? Help

[giants269]

Anyone know what kind of running boards are on this T4R?

 

[giants269]

Anyone?
I need help finding these because I think they look good and the best thing is it looks like it will fit with husky mud guards installed without any issues of fitment or rubbing.

 

[SeattleMike]

Anyone?
I need help finding these because I think they look good and the best thing is it looks like it will fit with husky mud guards installed without any issues of fitment or rubbing.

I would ask the guy who posted the picture, which appears (from the pic's file location) to be "orthoboy" who is on these forums. A quick check of his statistics shows that he started a thread showing off his new 4Runner, and also revealing that he is Canadian... which means those are probably the stock Toyota running boards that were included with all non-TE Canadian 4Runners.

 

[giants269]

I would ask the guy who posted the picture, which appears (from the pic's file location) to be "orthoboy" who is on these forums. A quick check of his statistics shows that he started a thread showing off his new 4Runner, and also revealing that he is Canadian... which means those are probably the stock Toyota running boards that were included with all non-TE Canadian 4Runners.

Thanks for the help Mike...Went on the Toyota Canada site and saw those running boards on a Limited. Now the question is how do I order one?
And will it fit the US T4R SR5?

 

[SeattleMike]

Check with the local parts department, they are shown on the Toyota website: Toyota 4Runner Accessories

 

[giants269]

Check with the local parts department, they are shown on the Toyota website: Toyota 4Runner Accessories

The US version and Canada version are different.
If you look at orthoboys picture it is clearly shorter in length.
I read that US version running boards need to be modified in order to make it fit with the husky mud guards.
The pic above looks like it will leave plenty of room behind the fron wheel for those mud guards.

 

[4RFan]

not usually a running board fan - but those look awesome! Now I am going to have to call the parts dept.

 

[SeattleMike]

The US version and Canada version are different.
If you look at orthoboys picture it is clearly shorter in length.
I read that US version running boards need to be modified in order to make it fit with the husky mud guards.
The pic above looks like it will leave plenty of room behind the fron wheel for those mud guards.

Since I don't see any pics to compare the two versions, they aren't "clearly" anything. As much as I'd like to continue to help you out, the rest of the process seems self-evident.

 

[giants269]

Since I don't see any pics to compare the two versions, they aren't "clearly" anything. As much as I'd like to continue to help you out, the rest of the process seems self-evident.

Thanks Mike. I guess I just have to call around and maybe even call Toyota Canada if I get desperate enough.

 

[Jtraskell]

Thanks Mike. I guess I just have to call around and maybe even call Toyota Canada if I get desperate enough.

Giants269, I think that both the Canadian and US Version of the running boards are made by the same company;

Cord Automotive International Inc
(714) 695-9868
5180 E Hunter Ave
Anaheim, CA 92807


You might want to consider getting the US version, and simply cutting them to fit. (Less cost) As I remember, this would be pretty easy to do. (I sold my running boards a few months ago). I have photos of both my old running boards and what I think is the Canadian version for you to compare, but I cant seem to copy and paste them on this post. I have copied and pasted before, but for some reason, not working now. So, if you need the photos PM me with you e-mail address and I will send to you.

Jake

 

[giants269]

Giants269, I think that both the Canadian and US Version of the running boards are made by the same company;

Cord Automotive International Inc
(714) 695-9868
5180 E Hunter Ave
Anaheim, CA 92807


You might want to consider getting the US version, and simply cutting them to fit. (Less cost) As I remember, this would be pretty easy to do. (I sold my running boards a few months ago). I have photos of both my old running boards and what I think is the Canadian version for you to compare, but I cant seem to copy and paste them on this post. I have copied and pasted before, but for some reason, not working now. So, if you need the photos PM me with you e-mail address and I will send to you.

Jake

Thanks Jake
Sending PM now!