Greenlane Rock Sliders

[SnowmanJPS]

I am strongly leaning towards these Greenlane rockers. I have the same truck as yours. How have they held up so far and do they also offer some protection from rocks/chips?

I have a couple scratches on mine from wearing ice spikes and being too lazy to remove them, also my pedals are scratched to shit for the same reason, but the powder coat is holding up strong and they could be helping with rock chips, however I have proper Ark flaps on my truck right now and PPF which I'm going to redo this summer, still very pleased with them

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[jackvz]

I have a couple scratches on mine from wearing ice spikes and being too lazy to remove them, also my pedals are scratched to shit for the same reason, but the powder coat is holding up strong and they could be helping with rock chips, however I have proper Ark flaps on my truck right now and PPF which I'm going to redo this summer, still very pleased with them

I placed the order last week. Hopefully it won’t be months for them to arrive

 

[Airborne]

I placed the order last week. Hopefully it won’t be months for them to arrive

Nice…you wont be disapointed
David

 

[Mtnbikes]

I just placed my order too.

I placed the order last week. Hopefully it won’t be months for them to arrive

Just placed my order too last week. No updates yet.

 

[DavesTacomaShop]

Hey all, I’m new to posting here. Just wanted to share my new Greenlane aluminum rock sliders on my 25’ Tacoma TRD Off-Road.

Took about 3 weeks to get them, great packaging, amazing powder coat finish, perfect/easy install. 10/10 would recommend.

These are the non-kick out version with the 12.5 degree angle and the top plates.

I’m a street use guy with the occasional very tame off road use so I can’t really speak to the durability for hardcore rock crawling. I have read that they hold up well though.

Do the 12.5 angle sliders still help with door dings? Or only the flat? Just saw greenlane running a sale on the 17th, and might be picking them up.

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