APS iArmor Running Boards Installation and Review on a 2022 Toyota Tacoma

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Removing the factory off-road coarse texture running boards and replacing with the IArmor running boards.

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@killajr51 Ай бұрын

Thank you for taking time and uploading this!! Made it easier than the instructions lol

@luissantiago147 5 ай бұрын

I purchased a Taco with these steps already installed. I’m going to retro fit some LED’s that serve as puddle lights. I really like that back piece on the bed. We need a video about that! Good Video!

@_Wake_Up_If_U_Can 3 ай бұрын

Short comment: How are they holding up? Long comment: We just bought a used 2020 Nissan Titan Pro-4X King Cab 78" bed in red with 42k miles and NO side steps. It is soo high off the ground with it's massive tires and clearance, kiddo and wife struggle to get up into the truck! Trying to see how side steps are holding up for people that have some installed for a while already. Beautiful truck btw. If used Toyota's didn't sell for near their brand new price we would have gotten one but the used prices are just insane atm. I spent months looking for one of the last good years with the V8s, not this new super powered twin turbo but shorter life span V6 versions. The new ones have insane power and torque and are gorgeous but I want the long term reliability. I found a white 2017 with like 200k miles that sold for $32K when it was brand new. They wanted $25k. TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS for a Tundra SR single cab with 8 foot bed in the cheapest color white. It did have some nice upgrades like wheels and tires and front grill, but a truck with 200k miles that sold for 32k brand new, selling for 25k is just not reasonable. For all I know it had a motor swap, a super charger, and a transmission from a semi truck stuffed in it. It was a dealer though, so I doubt it was anything more then just stock with cosmetic upgrades. Regardless I was able to get the 2020 TItan Pro-4X King cab with every option with 42k miles and 78" bed for 31.5k. Did not want a crew cab because I wanted a bigger bed. I didn't want an SUV with a trunk with no lid like these modern trucks with massive cabins and tiny beds. The Nissan Titan had been marked down repeatedly at the Dodge Ram dealer because Ram was giving up to 17k off brand new Ram 1500 trucks. The Ram dealers originally marked the used Nissan Titan with 42k miles at $39,999 but it was just too close to the base model Ram 1500s at 41k when all the Ram manufacturer discounts started being offered. It also sat on their lot for like 5 months. We drove 1.5 hour one way to go test drive it and immediately loved it. Most comfortable seat I ever sat in. It also has: -the shifter on the steering wheel collar not a tard tard knob like our 2019 Ram 1500 Warlock we use to have, and not a shift knob in the way like some of the other cars we used to own -hydraulic steering NOT electric steering like a video game wheel -No cylinder deactivation so no complicated electronics to fail -No engine stop-start nonsense at every stop light -Fender audio system that sounds WAY better then the JBL system our 2023 Camry Hybrid XLE with Nav had -V8 400hp engine that is normally aspirated, no turbos -Better quality metal and plastics and rubbers similar to Toyota but unlike the other truck makers Anyway, your truck is awesome and I hope the side steps are holding up great.