Anyone running Go Rhino rb10 or rb20 running boards?

They came like that. It feels like rhino lining but it’s been good. No complaints

 

I went with the RB10. It was a tough decision. I didn’t like how the RB20 flared out towards the front. I’m very happy with them overall so far.

 

I've got the RB 20's. Going on 3 years, and no issues, really like them.

 

A little comparison. Spied this PRO at the mall with RB20’s. Thought?

 

RB10’s

 

Are the RB10s flared at all or are they a consistent width. I just put RB20 slims on today and very disappointed in the flare. I have yet to find a running board that sits high and tight that isn’t flared

Will Go Rhino exchange the R20 for R10 boards? I’m assuming the mounting hardware is the same.

 

my RB10s do not seem to flare out as you can see in the picture above. That was the one thing that steered me away from the RB20s. You should be able to return everything. go rhino seems like a really great company as far as taking care of their customers.

 

I'm 6'3 and I don't need boards to get in or out of my truck. Wife and kids need them though. My question is the texture of them. Are they rough like sand paper. I saw a truck at Toyota with TRD boards that were really abrasive and I don't want to hack up my calf's getting out if they graze against them

 

I hope so. I do like the look of the RB20s. The rear portion of the slims is the perfect width--I'm not sure the need to flare it towards the front and why it can't be a consistent width. I just want some sort of narrow step that isn't a slider.

The slots on yours seem to be closer together towards the back, but could be camera angle. I guess the only way to know for sure on the width is to measure width in the front, middle and rear. The RB20 slim is 4.5" at the "Go Rhino" Label, 5" middle, and 5.5" front, so 1" of noticeable flare (regular RB20 is 7.5" at widest point).

The RB10 slim says 4" at widest point compared to 6" of regular RB10.

 

I have had the Go Rhino Dominator DSS slider and love them. They sit tight to the body and don’t stick out too far. They’re not really a slider but that’s what they call them.

 

It is textured but it’s not a “coarse” texture. It is not rough like sand paper.

I’ve had my 10’s for over a year now and have been extremely happy. Originally wanted the 20’s but after seeing some in person, they just stuck out too far for me.

 

Are the DSS boards the same width all the way down, or do they have a flare towards the front like the RB20s? I really like those, so I hope there is no flare.

 

Really like the look of these!
Would you mind a couple more photos doors open and from below?

Im right on the fence

 

From what I can tell they’re the same width. If there’s a flare it’s very slight.

 

From below where?

 

Awesome. Thank you for taking the time to post additional pics @ShinyConcretE!

 

Thank you very much.
These just moved to the top of the Memorial Day sale list!

 

Go rhino on my 2022

 

Are those the RB20 slims?

 

It looks like the flare-out is different between the same RB20s - is there some flexibility with the installation?

 

yep, the rb20s , you can reverse the orientation so if you prefer either the front or back wider.
Also the mounting hardware, there is adjustment where the bolt is. Roughly ¼” play. mounting the rb20 onto the mounting bracket is roughly the same ¼” as well.