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  1. Aftermarket Side Steps?

    You really look like an internet shill... stop it please Not sure how you got that impression since there are over a half dozen companies mentioned in the post and I am retired so have exactly zero interest in how much money any one of those companies make and was merely stating my opinion...
  2. Rock sliders vs steps & nerfs vs power running boards

    Steps should be fine in body mount except in the event of getting hit from side or underneath where the body damage may be magnified by the step brackets instead of the step system being a sacrificial piece. If I end up not liking the steps, I'll likely bite the bullet, put Greenlanes on, and do...
  3. Aftermarket Side Steps?

    I also have a 2018 with factory nerfs on them and absolutely hate them, especially with no grab handle other than the steering wheel or top of the door. Wife thinks they're great, but she's 5'. I think the seat bolster on my 2025 is actually taller than the '18, so it's going to get broken down...
  4. Trumgeta Side Steps Installed on 2024 Tacoma TRD Sport

    Agonized over Amp, Rough Country, Greenlane, and even OEM for weeks on end. Finally decided I was not going to make up my mind & bought Trumgeta EZ side step upgrade (A-C1844V29) at about 1/10th the price of Greenlane, but they obviously don't do the same thing. I did decide not to put power...
  5. You see things & say naw would never happen to me ... well

    I've heard a horse is a really good "investment". My experience has suggested it is a bit more of a liability than an investment, but they can carry a fair amount and pretty much eliminate the need for rock sliders. Look a bit strange tied to the light pole at the grocery store though. Levity...
  6. Rock sliders vs steps & nerfs vs power running boards

    Thanks to all for the info. I couldn't make a decision and wasted about a week of my retirement on this rabbit hole, so went with price in the short run and got body mount steps instead of power or boards or sliders. I don't ever need sliders unless something goes wrong every 5 or 10 years...
  7. Rock sliders vs steps & nerfs vs power running boards

    Trying to decide between the three. TX, CO, WY, UP of MI outdoor use once in a while, not rock slider and stock Taco 4WD ground clearance, but been in some rocky and boggy places far from pavement. It would be useful to be able to get in and out of the vehicle & protect it from rock dings...



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