Need one for the 24 ranger raptor

Start selling them in Texas. Sundowner needs competition here.

This bed rack is sick! Can you custom make one with the side step in the back for a aftermarket steel bumper for one similar to the outgearsolutions tubed bumper? I’ll sell my uptopoverland for this one. Its way different and badass! Lmk please!!!!

ive been searching for months for installation video or manual for instructions before purchasing. can you please supply one, along with one for the RV table as well.. thanks in advance

No need for the transitions between each clip, it annoying AF and detracts from being able to watch this

Very informative. Thanks for sharing.

Hey Rock Slide Engineering. What don’t you guys respond to the questions here. There are not that many and only takes a few minutes. Your products look interesting but your customer service seems questionable based on comments and also your lack of communication.

Unless you have little lady hands that are somehow also strong as a vice, this is a complete MFer. 97 hours for the driver side. Have not tried the passenger side because it is working. Shortcuts...buy more E Clips before you start. They are springy and scurry under heavy objects when allowed their freedom. After trying forever to get the E Clip on the gas piston end off, I used dental tools to pry it off. Get some dental tools. The gas piston itself was so difficult to remove that I almost gave up on the repair and my sobriety. Cursing helps. The end piece came off after 400 1/16th revolution turns and a full teaspoon of knuckle meat scuffed off. I almost took the step off the truck because there is so little room to work. In the end, I realized the piston was trash, so I pried it much further out than I would have otherwise and actually got that crappy little wrench they sent to work (again, 600 tiny turns). Plan A was also Plan N. Afterwards it was pretty straight forward. Again, surplus E Clips are advised. The cheesy music on this video will haunt my dreams for the rest of my life.

Not very happy this is the third time replacing this I don’t drive it in the winter I used electro grease on all the connections. Every time I pulled it apart. No corrosion looks perfect but the control boards burn out for the driver side every time.

There is no way these can hold up to the truck landing on them right? They bolt to the body with tiny bolts.

Would it be easier to install the kit if the whole assembly is off the jeep?

What is the cost of the kit? Couldn’t find it on Rock Slide engineering website. Had pivot pin come out and replaced with bolt.

Great idea but y'all are high af for the asking piece to not include mounting brackets, which is an additional 200 bucks after 500 for just the steps.

excuse me, they're bolted to the cab and not the frame?

These steps are everything I want in a step but they just don't work. The idea is there and its great hopefully a gen 4 might be better. I have gen 2 with the upgraded springs but they can't handle the cold and even on warm days they fail. I keep them lubricated with the RSE recommended lubricant and I clean them regularly but I fear I need a new motor as it only fully retracts 50% of the time. There really is nothing else like these on the market and being I have little kids (one with a disability) I suck it up and repair them. I just wish they were more reliable.

My goodness!

Has to be extra hard on the motor!

These steps are overrated and a waste of money. Nothing but problems, ask anyone who really wheels about them!

It took me over 3 hours to do just one side by myself. It would have been faster if I had help but as others have mentioned you have to raise and lower the steps and I had to go to the store to get the correct tools. I have a switch under steering wheel I could reach to let steps up and down, but that's going to go slower on passenger side unless I can get a buddy to come over and drink some pops while I do the work. Tough part for me was the Jeep is raised high enough that sitting in a chair didn't work, so I sat on a roll bed which was uncomfortable. Getting the e-clip off the shock is the toughest spot. I suggest to go purchase like I did a pick kit. I would up using two different pick ends at different times. I didn't realize how much mud was on the back of the step and this probably over time contributed to the shock deterioating faster than expected. If you are washing these, get behind the step itself, lots of mud back there. The install on passenger will no doubt go faster as I have all the tools now laid out and will def have someone helping. I'd hate to pay a shop for all this labor. It isn't hard, just tedious to get into the area you need to get into. Then, the hardest part was getting the step back on so the bolt lined up with the holes trying to hold it by myself. Get a small round flash light you can lay up inside these steps, makes seeing things much easier. I had two flashlights, one dewalt I could stand up on the ground and a small one to put inside.

It only takes 10 minutes to install all you got to do is 🤣🤣🤣 says the customer 🙄 THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS ALL YOU GOT TO DO 😉

My tip is to install the spring retaining pin into the end of the old gas shock tip you’re reusing BEFORE reattaching. Screwing the end in took way too long when it was already reattached. Those eclips are terrible and I had to use needle nose pliers instead of the thing they provided. I also used my impact wrench a few times to make things go faster.

I finally installed this update kit due to the cooler weather causing steps to not fully rise up. Like most comments, I had a tough time with the first side, but the second side (passenger) went smoothly. I don’t have one of the picks, so I made due with what I had which made it more difficult. As for the E-clip tool, I couldn’t get clip to stay like video shows, so I used a small piece of scotch tape and laid it over the slot, but not letting it stick yet, then pushed the E-clip against the tape pushing it into the slot then pushing down the outer edges of the tape. It held the clips perfectly after that. Drivers side took 1.5 hours, and passenger side took 15 minutes.

I just installed this kit to replace the gas shocks that had stopped closing completely on the driver side. It was an easy install. The drivers side was more difficult to me. I backed the tension off because the full tension would cause the step to bounce when closing from the force. YMMV. It’s a tight install but the retro spring fix seems good. My steps were installed originally by me in 2020. Good luck. Took an hour for drivers side. 10 minutes for the passenger.

Love my rock sliders

Years ago you would load up with a cooler some sleeping bags and gear and head out😂 now you've got all this crap add on shit! Looks like you are making money and that's all that really matters right ✅️ And this add on$$$$ and this little thing $$$$ right.

They also work well to stand on, for you are the right height to get serviced😮

wouldnt need any of this if the industry stops making these ridiculously oversized trucks

No, no, stay in bed...

Yup!! I want that. The steps are cool too.

Not so durable and long-lasting in the snow belt with road salt ! Unless of coarse its made entirely out of stainless steel !

I can tell from the sound the company didn't cheap out on weak steel.

That's probably the most useful mod at SEMA

Nice step side. Not so good at rock sliding. First time out, a fairly uneventful rub on a rock completely tore the step out. RSE states “we don’t warranty our products for off-road damage” imagine my surprise that a product made specifically for off-road use was not warrantied for off-road use.

Anything for the 4Runner

Will never buy anything from these guys again. My step slides stopped working just over 1 year of installing them. $2500.00 and they quit working in barely a year. When calling them for help I was told they were out of warranty and there was nothing they would do. They won't stand behind their product, bad customer service, bad company. Never buy from this company they won't stand behind you.

Will never buy anything from these guys again. My step slides stopped working just over 1 year of installing them. $2500.00 and they quit working in barely a year. When calling them for help I was told they were out of warranty and there was nothing they would do. They won't stand behind their product, bad customer service, bad company. Never buy from this company they won't stand behind you.

Will never buy anything from these guys again. My step slides stopped working just over 1 year of installing them. $2500.00 and they quit working in barely a year. When calling them for help I was told they were out of warranty and there was nothing they would do. They won't stand behind their product, bad customer service, bad company. Never buy from this company they won't stand behind you.

Will never buy anything from these guys again. My step slides stopped working just over 1 year of installing them. $2500.00 and they quit working in barely a year. When calling them for help I was told they were out of warranty and there was nothing they would do. They won't stand behind their product, bad customer service, bad company. Never buy from this company they won't stand behind you.

Will never buy anything from these guys again. My step slides stopped working just over 1 year of installing them. $2500.00 and they quit working in barely a year. When calling them for help I was told they were out of warranty and there was nothing they would do. They won't stand behind their product, bad customer service, bad company. Never buy from this company they won't stand behind you.

Will never buy anything from these guys again. My step slides stopped working just over 1 year of installing them. $2500.00 and they quit working in barely a year. When calling them for help I was told they were out of warranty and there was nothing they would do. They won't stand behind their product, bad customer service, bad company. Never buy from this company they won't stand behind you.

Will never buy anything from these guys again. My step slides stopped working just over 1 year of installing them. $2500.00 and they quit working in barely a year. When calling them for help I was told they were out of warranty and there was nothing they would do. They won't stand behind their product, bad customer service, bad company. Never buy from this company they won't stand behind you.

When are you guys going to tie-in your step-sliders to the CAN bus?

ETA for the new Gladiator bed rack?

Are you still using the door magnets for your steps?

where can I purchase?

Great products! I made it through about 2 minutes of the video but the music is way to annoying and loud.

When will those gap pieces be available for the Bronco hard top?

Yeah, for what these cost the parts sure are expensive and don't last long. But I do love them when they are working.

Just replaced mine.. Took around 30min each but could have been quicker if not for that e-clip that holds the gas struts.. Now that I did it, I learned the fastest way was just twist and break that e-clip and use the extra e-clip RSE has provided.. Probably, I could have save 10-15min.. Very happy now that my step sliders works perfectly again..

Worst product I have ever purchased for my vehicles. Poor customer service and no product support that helps. Save your money don't buy it.