Recommended Steps for Motorhome Built on 2008 Dodge Sprinter Chassis
Updated 09/12/2017 | Published 09/11/2017
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I have a 2008, 3500 Dodge Sprinter with a 2010 Forest River Solera Class C motor home mounted on it. The previous owner removed a damaged step down from the passenger side. It still has the factory driver side step down. Was wondering about installing the Carr Hoop II on passenger side? Ease of installation? Is the Hoop II what you would recommend for the passenger side OR is there a different step that you might think would serve us better? My wife and I are older but still reasonably agile.
asked by: Terry W
Expert Reply:
For your 2010 Forest River Solera motorhome on 2008 Dodge Sprinter chassis, I recommend the Carr Custom-Fit Side Step - Super Hoop - Black Powder Coated Aluminum - 17" Step - Qty 1 # CARR124031-1. This is a confirmed fit for your vehicle and will give you a wider step with the same nice look and a 6 inch drop from the floor of the motorhome. I suggest getting the matching set # CARR124031. I've attached a video to assist.
The Carr Custom-Fit Side Step - Hoop II - Black Powder Coated Aluminum - 7" Step - Qty 1
Item # CARR103991-1 is not a fit for your 2008 Sprinter Chassis.
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Carr Custom-Fit Side Step - Hoop II - Black Powder Coated Aluminum - 7" Step - Qty 1
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