Tube Steps and Running Boards
Need easier access to the cab of your truck? Enhance your truck or SUV's appearance and functionality with a set of tube steps or nerf bars from DeeZee, Bully, Bestop, Amp Reasearch, Putco or Westin. Custom-fit installation kits ensure the perfect fit and ease of installation on your truck. These rugged step bars make it easy to step into your cab and also give your vehicle a finished, stylish appeal.
Many different nerf bar styles and finishes are available for popular vehicle manufacturers such as Ford, Chevy, Toyota, Cadillac, Nissan, and Dodge. Find the custom-fit tube steps or nerf bars for your vehicle by entering the year, make, and model on the left.
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Westin Tube Step Installation - 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe
Today on this 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe, were using tube steps part number 22-5050 and Installation Kit 22-1815.Were gonna start by laying all the parts because the brackets have a front and rear to them. So, front bracket, a tube step and our rear bracket. Next we need to do in the vehicle. Right next to the rear wheel, theres a rubber plug, well just pop it out of the way. Were working on the passenger side of the vehicle. Now, on the frame rail theres an oval plug that we have to remove as well.
Pilot Tube Step Installation - 2010 Chevrolet Silverado
Today on this 2010 Chevy Silverado, were gonna install part number NB-109 from Pilot.Our attachment points are on the body bolts on this vehicle and there are three of them as theyre shown here.Next step is well go ahead and layout our parts. We have a short bracket that goes on the front and then the long bracket that stays in the center and then a tall bracket that goes in the back.So well go ahead and loosen up the body bolts. You want to do this by hand first because some of the models have a thread locker on there and an air ratchet could break the nut inside the body. When we take the bolts out, you wanna prepare the stock bolts to the bolts that come with the kit. Some models have a thicker bolt. If thats the case, go ahead and use the factory bolts.
Pilot Tube Step Installation - 2007 Dodge Ram 1500
Today we will be working on a 2007 Dodge 1500, installing Pilot part number NB-210. Our first step is to remove the two cab mounting bolts. One in the front, and one in the very rear. Here in the back we will be installing the large bracket. On top of the bracket we will be a spacer. Through our bracket will be our flat washer and our lock washer. Going to go ahead and install that finger tight now. 0:35
Pilot Tube Step Installation - 2011 Toyota Tacoma
Today on this 2011 Toyota Tacoma we are going to install part number NB-411 from Pilot. First we will go ahead and show you were the step bars mount up to the vehicle. It is going to use this square hole right here and it is going to use this round hole right here. We laid out our parts that we are going to need. This bracket here with the angle offset is going to go towards the front of the vehicle. We are going to use this 1-3/4 inch bolt and this special handle bolt right here. The back bracket will be the A-shaped bracket. We will use another 1-3/4 inch bolt and a longer bolt. And also there is a flat washer. This goes to the inside of the frame. Starting with the bracket that goes towards the back of the truck, we will go ahead and loosely install it on the tube step. We want to make sure we have it nice and loose so we can move it as needed. Now we will take the longer bolt with the thick washer and we will put it through the square hole, just like that. 0:47
Westin Tube Step Installation - 2011 Chevy Traverse
Today on this 2011 Chevy Traverse, we will be installing the Westin oval tube steps using part number 22-5020-1795. The first step involved is to go ahead and lay out all of the parts and locate their positions underneath the vehicle. We also put the hardware with them as well. First off, we are working on the passenger side. And the brackets match up to the body work. One is closest to the outside edge and one goes over towards closer to the frame. So we will start off with our hardware. When we install our hardware going to the frame here, you will notice two pieces that look very similar. However, this one has a shoulder on it. This one will actually be used towards the front of the vehicle. And that is simply going to slide inside. The hardware we are going to use in this section is going to be this 3/8 bolt and then this bridge nut. We are just going to thread those two together and we are going to put that inside the vehicle body work as well. And also, this one fastener will get a plastic disc. Push that onto the threads as well. 1:00
Westin Tube Step Installation - 2010 Chevrolet Silverado 2500
Today on this 2010 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 Series HD regular cab we are going to be installing Westin nerf bar part number 23-1400. We are looking at the driver side of the vehicle and the first thing we want to do is locate the body mount, the front and rear. The front body mount is located just rear of the front tire. If you follow rearward just about even with the edge of the door just below it is our rear body mount and that is what we are going to be attaching our nerf bar set up to. With those located we are going to start with the front body mount and what we want to do is remove the existing bolt. You can see that it is likely that the rubber bushing is going to come down as well and that is fine. We want to take that and set it off to the side for the time being and remove the rear body mount bolt. 00:55
Review of the Bestop Power Boards
Hi I am Britta with the Bestop marketing team. We just picked up this brand new Ford Raptor which is already fitted up with our new product, the Power Boards. That is what we are going to show you now. So what is a power board? A power board is an electronic running board. When you open the door the step comes down. When you close the door, the step goes up. It also works with the rear door. The Power Boards hide up underneath your truck when the doors close to give you that ground clearance you need. As soon as you open the door they come right down to a comfortable stepping height, allowing easy entry into your truck. :42
Putco Vendor Information
Hey guys, its Matt Payne with Putco. I wanted to talk to you a little bit about the history of our company. What we are known for and where we are headed. It was the first company in the industry to have pattens on the original running board. The name of the company stands for Pickup Trailer Company. It was founded by a blacksmith who was making trailers and selling those. He bought a truck and his wife could not get into it, fabed up a running board and then got patents filed on it. For the last ten years outside of our stainless steel truck accessory core we have gotten into grill s that are clamp on style grills. We have also launched a full line of chrome trim accessory items that tape on to your vehicle mirror covers, door handle covers, and chrome accents all the way around the truck, car, or SUV. 00:45
Truck Bed Swing Out Step Installation on a 2003 Ford F-150
Today on this 2003 Ford F-150 we are going to install part number AS-550 from Bully Truck Accessories. This part gets mounted behind the cab of the vehicle so it gives you a step to easily reach into the bed of the truck. This kit will fit a variety of vehicles, but today we are just going to do the steps that are involved for our pickup. :19
