Trailer Hitch Mounted Hitch Step with Anti-Skid Surface for a 2009 Ford E-250 Van
Published 11/05/2015
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I have a 2009 Ford E250 cargo van with the Ford Class III receiver 2inch square tube installed. Looking for a basic step that I can leave in the receiver when not towing. Concerned about skid resistance, IE I dont want a slippery step if I step up on it when wet.
asked by: Jeff
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Expert Reply:
Curt hitch step # C31001 is an excellent option. The step is made of steel butt it has an anti-skid surface on top for safety. I have linked a video review of this step for you. We also carry grip tape, # CAM25401, if you have any other surfaces that could use it!
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Michael H
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WeatherTech BumpStep Hitch-Mounted Bumper Protector and Step for 2" Hitches - 300 lbs
- Hitch Step
- Fixed Step
- Smooth Step
- 3 Inch Deep
- 300 lbs
- 2 Inch Hitch
- 11 Inch Wide
- Plastic
- WeatherTech
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