Nerf bars or running boards

Any suggestions on nerf bars or running boards was looking at the RB10s but Go Rhino says 250 weight capacity little concerned if two people getting into truck at same time how they will hold up looking for something that sticks out about the same as the RB 10s any input or pictures are appreciated.

 

SLIDERS

 

Picking up my truck tomorrow and planning on the Rough Country HD2 unless I hear otherwise.

 

I got rid of my OEM running boards. Nothing wrong with them. Not my cup of tea. Got 6 step RC nerfs. Sliders would be nice but not in my budget.....yet...

 

Yuppers.

 

Just installed these on this weekend. 285$ delivered. Very pleased with the one/piece welded strength and easy bolt on with perfect alignment and fit. I don’t need sliders but these look good and are way stronger than the OEM. I wouldn’t hesitate to load these up with that kind of weight.
I have to say, I like the look better without running boards, so I drove it around that way for grins, but it’s a pain to get in and out, even at 6 2”, it sucked, so on the Tyger went.

 

Yep, Sliders.

 

I put on the Toyota OEM black nerf bars...easy to install and nice fit and finish. Very happy with them. Got them on Amazon for around $300

 

went with oem black running boards, tried the predator steps on the 16 tacoma and other steps on previous vehicles, pita in the winter time up here where they accumulate too much snow on the leading mount points that turns into hard ice blocks. but that just me and i dont care for all that ice/snow melting in the garage.

ND if you are wondering.

 

I have RB20s...great for kids or dogs...no way for a little ankle or foot to slip through...I had NFAB Nerf Bars...had them Linexed. They look sweet but I banged my shins on them and then my son’s foot slipped between the cab and the bar.

The RB20s don’t cake with snow...actually they help keep stuff off the side of the truck.

 

I ordered the RB20 with Bed liner finish to go on my 2020 when it gets here...they are a copy of the Raptor Running Board which I really liked on my last 3 Raptors. It does keep a lot of mud/snow off of the side of the truck and is great for banging and scraping mud off your boots before getting into the Truck. I work in Oilfield Construction in Alberta and there is no shortage of mud to get off your boots.

 

Sliders will be dual purpose...one, they protect your lower body panels from rocks and scrapes, and two, they protect your doors from dings when folks park on your door handle...their doors will gain the speed dimples while yours will not!

 

I went with the westin pro traxx 5. Love them. Easy for the family to get in and out.