I am looking for inexpensive running boards or steps for a 2024 LC 1958. I would appreciate if you could share your experience and photos if you installed ones on your LC. Thanks in advance.
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Today I installed OEM Predator steps (part # PT925-60240). Quick and easy install by one person. The steps are very light (about 10 lb each) and the only tools needed are 12mm socket, 6 inch extension and a ratchet.
The steps look OK and the quality seems reasonably good. Welded aluminum with a few plastic "beauty" covers. They are fairly light-duty, so only serve as access aid, not off-road protection.
I considered basic GoRhino running boards but I saw them at a local distributor shop and they look cheap and not very well made. Thin steel sheet metal that flexes slightly even under my fairly small 150 lb weight.
Today I installed OEM Predator steps (part # PT925-60240). Quick and easy install by one person. The steps are very light (about 10 lb each) and the only tools needed are 12mm socket, 6 inch extension and a ratchet.
The steps look OK and the quality seems reasonably good. Welded aluminum with a few plastic "beauty" covers. They are fairly light-duty, so only serve as access aid, not off-road protection.
I considered basic GoRhino running boards but I saw them at a local distributor shop and they look cheap and not very well made. Thin steel sheet metal that flexes slightly even under my fairly small 150 lb weight.
I just installed the Toyota OEM Rock Rails (PT228-60240 & PT228-60241). I took the OEM running boards off, huge improvement IMO.
I agree, that looks much better. I’m looking to do the same. How much did you pay for your OEM sliders? Also, did you buy them new or second-hand?
I bought new from TOYOTA @ $402 each plus tax. Super easy bolt onto frame install.
Oh, cool! Thank you.
Anyone have any experience using the OEM sliders? Guessing they are not DOM tubes, but I am also not rock crawling with the 250 like I am with the 40. Just want to feel confident that if I am in a position where I take a hit, I can replace the slider and not have it bend into the body.
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Did they come with mounting hardware? looks like there is a hardware kit part number as well.
They did come with the mounting hardware kit
