iArmor Side Step Nerf Bar Tundra CrewMax Installation

iArmor sidesteps for 2nd and 3rd gen Toyota Tundra (CrewMax)
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[@juanvacca1759]

Best video available! Thanks for posting

[@brentbowles7403]

I bought these because of your video. You deserve commission. Great video!

[@paulflores3048]

Awesome, I got same ones...will try to do it! :)

[@PoisonousEthiopianCaterpillar]

Thanks!

[@tome5527]

Nice video and nice truck!! I have a very similar model tundra and want some good running boards, think i'll take a look at these for my rig.

[@chicagohandyman]

Take a look at my other running board video. It’s called iArmor running boards. I like them better and it’s currently on my truck. I know it’s all subjective so I’m just putting it out there.

[@vintimv001]

How are they now?

[@hercaluis]

I purchased these because of the price and aesthetically pleasing look. Unfortunately they are package without the consideration that they are tossed around by the companies they pay to deliver them. I received mine damaged and scratched from Fedex just like i seen in many reviews. I called real trucks on Monday and started a claim, they said they would follow up with my case and to this day not a sinlge email or call.

[@neverend777]

Is there any adjustment for getting them closer or tucked under the truck more?

[@chicagohandyman]

No, just enough to get the alignment adjusted.

[@caffy65432]

Have the brackets rusted out at all?

[@chicagohandyman]

There’s a bit of surface rust. But it’s still solid.

[@Riverside_Lawns_n_Garden]

Those hang kinda low...looks like they are lower than the undercarriage. That’s could pose a problem when off road

[@chicagohandyman]

Definitely would not recommend for off roading. Get them if you want something that looks good and at a good price.

[@swampjoe1985]

The ones I ordered are aluminum. Basically just steps on a company truck. Definitely not very offroad worthy

[@cullenpatrick8042]

what are the cons?

[@chicagohandyman]

We got a lot of snow here last week. The steps were a bit slippery with snow. Not a problem if you're careful when there's snow. I'd recommend the original iBoard running boards if you have to deal with snow.

[@JorgePda23]

It looks like the bottom part of the step hangs kinda low. Any problems with it hitting things?

[@tome5527]

If your concerned about a slip factor for snow or rain, maybe consider some skateboard grip tape cut to your desired dimensions to add to these running boards, should do the trick. Just a thought...

[@swampjoe1985]

@@JorgePda23 if offloading is your goal I'd go with something else they are low and aluminum. Go with steel if your looking for sliders. They work great for steps though

[@kanakaoiwi1609]

Maybe not a good idea to go off roading with these.

[@chicagohandyman]

True.

[@davidschlarp1606]

Well yeah they are steps not sliders

[@terryreyes1125]

Nice now you have less clearance under your truck. 😒🙄