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Mount this flip-up step on your work truck to get instant access to all your cargo and equipment. Backing plate bolts onto any flat surface that can handle a 500 lb load. Durable, non-skid, aluminum step folds down for use and up for storage.
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Hello neighbors, Steven here with etrailer.com. Today we're looking at this car flat mount mega step, but it's a folding step. So folks, like I said, it is a nice folding step. It does fold up flat whenever you're not using it and you can simply just fold it back down when you are. It's gonna mount to your vehicle so that you can easily get up and access cargo and equipment. It does bolt onto commercial trucks, utility truck beds, any kind of other flat surface that can support 500 pounds.
I've heard people put 'em on tractors, trailers, heavy equipment, that kind of stuff, to help get 'em up and down easier as well. So like I just showed you, it does flip up. I'll go ahead and turn it to the side, show you that as well. And keep in mind, whenever it's bolted here, it's gonna be a lot easier for you to hold it down. There's a view of the back.
It's all made here in the USA. It's a very nice, sturdy, rough proof aluminum construction, and it's got a mechanical matte finish. It is a very simple bolting application. You got two brackets that go on the very backside and then you got all the hardware, the bolts, flat washers, and locking nuts. It's a nice extra large non-skid step surface.
It's gonna ensure nice footing. You can kind of see the rays, what I call waffles, those little tread guys there. Now as far as some dimensions, overall the step, I was getting 14 inches by 5 inches and it's about a half inch tall. Now, spinning this guy around for some mounting hole dimensions and first off, before the mounting hole dimensions. Overall in this guy I'm getting about 11 7/8 by 5 1/4.
So now for the nine holes, center to center sideways here or long ways, I got about 10 3/4 of an inch. And then whenever I did this way I got about 4 1/4, center to center. As you can see while I'm back on this view, it's got that nice spring steel in there. When this folds down, that's what's kind of activating. And then whenever you fold it up, when it's installed that spring there is helping you get that open and closed. So again, nice heavy duty step limited lifetime warranty ready to 500 pounds. I'm Steven, thank you so much for watching folks. Thanks for your time. Have fun installing this, and let us know in the reviews how you're using it.
Ratings & Reviews

Kate F.
6/5/2026
Glad we had the right part to make your life a little sweeter David!

Jerry
7/30/2019
Still hanging on! I would recommend it. It’s not the cheapest, but it will probably outlast the truck.

Pete B.
9/20/2018
I still like it very much.

Mark G.
7/8/2020
Love this folding step I’m a contractor and use it at least 10 times a day 5 days a week carrying all kinds of materials heavy and or bulky with no issues at all. Also did not need to add shims or anything like that it has slight movement Wiggle but enough to be a concern. Very well made and strong. Worth every penny Thank you for a great product.

Philip
1/9/2019
Grear product. Still pleased
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Lazer S.
3/10/2026
Glad we could help, Chris! Newer trucks are definitely not as easy to work on as they were back in the day (I could just about stand in the engine bay of my 92 full size Blazer, even with a 350 in it). Do you have a camper in the bed of your truck or is it built into it? Couldn't tell from your pictures.