Pics of your running boards?

By chance do you know the Part Number of the OEM Stealth Running Boards?

 

Go Rhino Dominator D1 Side Steps

 

put these on the other day. Only big complaint is the brackets are pretty noticeable on the underside (don't remember them being that prominent on my '17 DC). Like these, but after seeing pics of the Tygers, I am wondering if I made the wrong choice??

 

CBI

 

I'm a cheapskate and run whatever is the cheapest that actually works. Tyger worked great on my 4Runner for years on trails, so I put them on the Tundra and am happy.

 

N-FAB matte black nerf steps with 3 steps (other model has 2 steps). Super easy install. Had on for about 4 years in all conditions. No rust or damage. Solid. Uses factory bolts and bolt holes so no extra drilling, special tools or parts needed. While I like the way it looks and it also has served as a de facto slider of sorts when off road, it is not the best step for older folks (my parents) as they’re a bit narrow versus one of the actual running boards that are wide and run the full length. I myself have to make sure I place my foot right especially if it’s wet outside. I wear size 13 so my shoe/boot kind of swallows up the step. I use the 3rd step in conjunction with the rear wheel often to access the truck bed.

 

Took mine off

 

RB20's

 

I have the predator steps, it's what my truck had when I bought it. I like the way the look, but they are not as functional as I like in the snow. Snow collects on them when driving and combined with the small footprint, makes them slick at times. I do have to say they're incredibly light, can take a beating, and have no flex. They're def a quality product.

I some day want to get the TRD cast aluminum running boards! That is def my preferred look and the function would far surpass the predator running boards

 

Someone needs to make a set of sliders with detachable steps.

 

Do you have a long for these? I know it’s been awhile.

 

I was considering the RB20 slim for my 2014 sr5 tundra. But some photos show a gap between the body and the step. And some show no gap. Is it year specific that has the gap? Because I don’t want a gap. Or at least a very small gap.

 

I can tell you that the regular ones can be set with no gap. They look good and protect your doors from door dings..

 

The door protection was an unexpected benefit for me. If someone gets careless with door opening at the grocery, they will only punish themselves. I cannote comment on the RB20 Slim version. Agree about minimal gaps on the full size RB20. The down side of the RB20 is that they really force me to use them. Very awkward to try to step over due to the width.

 

RB20

 

They look nice on that setup you have. Do you have a 6” lift?

 

I have a 3" lift up front and 1.5" in back.

 

It looks higher than 3”. I think that your side steps help it look higher. I have a 3.5” RC lift. Your setup helped me make my mind up. I’ll order the RB20 slim this week. Thank you Sir.

 

Ordered the RB20 Slim running boards over the weekend. I should get them sometime this week.

 

Any more photos? Very interested in these. Thanks!

 

Anyone have these yet? Seems tyger updated the star ones. No more logo and no more bottom bar. Look promising. For the price I’m about to just try them. Can’t tell if they sit up high enough. I hate that gap on some boards. https://www.tygerauto.com/tg-nb7t20208/tyger-trax-fit-2007-2021-toyota-tundra-crewmax.html
Some photos from an Amazon review:

 

I just bought those, they are nice. Had the OEDRO brand on it previously. Kind of nerf bar looking. Had those for a few years.




I had these

 

Thanks for the info. They just sold out! Don't even show they are coming back on their site. Hopefully. Not. I like how tight they fit.

 

What brand of sliders are these?

 

These are standard toyota steps that covers up the support brackets