SOLVED: Part Number for OEM CrewMax Running Boards

UPDATE:
CrewCab Part# PU105-34146-00
-$528 ($670 CAD)
DoubleCab Part# PU105-34145-00
-$524 ($665 CAD)

From what I can tell this may be a Canadian option only and shipping to my address in Michigan is not an option. For any Canadians that may be interested they are both in stock at the moment.



ORIGINAL POST:
I’m hoping someone can help me find the part number for the CrewMax running boards pictured below.

Toyota is selling trucks with them installed, but the parts folks that I’ve spoke to have not been able to view or order them. The trucks I have seen them on were sold in Michigan and Canada, so it does not appear to be a southern region only option.

The OEM boards are nearly identical in appearance to the Dee Zee NXT running boards, but the use of materials is different. The OEM option has an aluminum frame that is plastic coated. For Michigan winters I think they would be ideal. Any help is appreciated.

 

PU105-34146-00
PU105-34145-00

 

Don't know about those particular boards, but at least some OEM boards supplied from the factory are not available any other way. At least that's been my observation. There are a couple OEM options that are available (Sparks for one) from Toyota, also made with aluminum and plastic/rubber that are quite nice. I have a set on my truck and like them a lot.

 

Thank you for the part numbers! At first I thought they were for left and right side at $670 CAD each. I was going to say it figured.

Was glad to see the numbers were $670 CAD for the CrewMax set and $665 CAD for the double cab set. Still pricey, but better than double.

 

I actually have the same steps that you have. I like them fine with the exception of one thing. The rubber stripping extending the length of the boards that fills the gap between the top of the boards and the bottom of the truck worries me. My truck has barely seen a dirt road and that strip still gets covered with dirt where it rests against the paint. Before too long it will probably wear the paint off along the bottom of the truck.

To avoid that I am looking to change them out.

 

No problem.

I actually have them. I wanted sliders like on previous trucks but easy access for the family won out with this choice. I can say that for what they are, they are well made and solid. Zero issues in any weather.

But they may be Canada only?

 

Yes it looks like they are a Canadian only option. The guy in Michigan that bought his truck with them must have bought his truck from Canada or some other rare scenario.

I may just have to take a trip across the Detroit bridge if I can locate a set close enough.

 

It may just be worth a call to Eastway Toyota right across the bridge. Tell them you are in the USA and want the part for a fair price. They are part of an auto group that has dealerships in Canada and the USA so there is a good chance they deal with transferring parts all the time. Or if you are COVID protocol ok and can cross borders ok, take a drive.

And to me a fair price is minimum 10% off MSRP, ideally 20%.

 

Perfect, I will get ahold of them and see what they can do!

 

Of course I call at 5:02 and the parts department closed at 5:00. Who knew my luck would be the same in Canada as in the US?!

I don’t want to create an international incident here, but a 5:00pm closing time is for slackers hahaha!

 

Hey! Who are you calling slacker you... you... you... Mexico touchers!

 

We aren’t allergic to sharing borders with hard working folks. Come to think of it, is that the real reason Alaska is not part of Canada?!

 

Touche.

We love your tv. You love our actors. As long as you keep Celine Dion over there everything is good.

 

Hahaha I’m not worldly enough to think of an American that we want you to keep, but as long as you keep the bastard then I suppose we’ll keep Celine Dion for her tax money!

 

I have a 2014 Canadian CM with these boards on it, let me see if I can find a part number on them for you

 

I appreciate it, but no need to check since mountainpete helped me out with part numbers already.