I've been looking at those and the ones from rough country. Those look really nice and is there enough space to step and they overall feel good?I went with the n-fab tube steps. VERY happy.
The step is perfectly placed for a fluid motion getting into the Bronco. My 5ft. wife loves it too. I wanted something to attach to the body. They feel super sturdy.
Where did you get them from if you don't mind me asking? Trying to find a sale if possible since my Bronco was ordered a month agoI have the GoRhino D6 steps on mine, very happy here as well. Originally I had planned for the DS or DSS as they don't stick out quite so far, but someone on here talked me into these. If you have sasquatch the outside of the bar lines up pretty close with the outside of your fender flares.
Swapping them back out is a solid 45 minutes worth of work, maybe an hour if you take your time. Its one of those thing you say you're gonna do I think
I would not be worried about finding a quick sale, you have some time before your Bronco arrives. Sadly, a great deal of time most likely.
These look great. I like that they protect the body more from the occasional side-slide. Are these true sliders? How do they mount?I went with go rhino DSS, which they advertise as working as a rock rail too
I think they have the perfect amount of “stick out”, more than a slider but not as much as like the D6.
Here’s a pic (not my bronco)
Another vote for gorhino d6. Can get stirrups that can be taken on and off should you need them as well.I have the GoRhino D6 steps on mine, very happy here as well. Originally I had planned for the DS or DSS as they don't stick out quite so far, but someone on here talked me into these. If you have sasquatch the outside of the bar lines up pretty close with the outside of your fender flares.
Swapping them back out is a solid 45 minutes worth of work, maybe an hour if you take your time. Its one of those thing you say you're gonna do I think
