Had these on my 2014 Ram 1500, buying them for the 2023 F150. Glad to see they look just as good on the F150. They were rock solid on the Ram, had zero issues. Loved them.
I still don’t understand why Go Rhino doesn’t weld their mounts to the steps (like every other manufacturer does). It would eliminate over half of the installation process and provide a more secure connection.
Had these on my 2014 Ram 1500, buying them for the 2023 F150. Glad to see they look just as good on the F150. They were rock solid on the Ram, had zero issues. Loved them.
Awesome! Mine still look perfect today as they did in this video. Holding up well and look awesome.
They looked killer man! 🔥
Great add-on!
Great video
Looks super nice, are you running a lift or just level? May have missed that. Also random but where did you get that flooring for the garage!?
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What length steps did you order? i have a crew cab AT4 and ordered the 87 in boards
91
I want to do something like this with my Tahoe but most of the stuff that I find for it is universal since its about 20 years old
These fit a lot of different vehicles actually. They just change the brackets for the application. Lots of keeps and yota’s use them.
I still don’t understand why Go Rhino doesn’t weld their mounts to the steps (like every other manufacturer does). It would eliminate over half of the installation process and provide a more secure connection.
Multiple applications. They can use the same rails for many different brands and models. The brackets are model specific.
Check your instructions. GoRhino says to put the black bolts/washers in the step, not on the truck side.
The black hardware was only nuts, how are you supposed to thread a nut into another nut? Looks right to me
Nice!!!…👍🏽
How heavy are each of these Go Rhino side steps/ running boards 🤔
They are about 40-50lbs each
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