If you haven't already made a purchase, we ship any where in the country.

Glad to help. If you every make it down to Florida stop by the store.

Thank you.

...Thinking about putting the spray on bed liner stuff on my step bars before I install them...

Your choice of Amp Research power steps is one of the best. It has a large step area and goes down far enough to make it a real step. I have them on personnel truck and I have been very happy. Plus the lights at night help too. If you plan on doing the install yourself make sure you get the plug and play model. Less time to install.

You're welcome!

Wider boards work the best 5 inch or more

The Rough Country are OK, but I Like Westin more. Thicker metal and can handle more of a impact.

Trail FX is nice but it is not the same as the HDX models.

They might , depends on where the sensors are placed.

Electric running boards or drop steps

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I just put Tyger landers on my 22 2500 and they fit great and are super heavy duty with a thick rough finish almost like bed liner

@@pryme2013 We don't sell that brand hear in Florida, they rust up with in a year or two.

Not OP, but the Rough Country 3" diameter tube nerf steps are sharp AF. Love them on my 2020 Ranger. Just my 2 cents.

Make sure you get a nice step down step.

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I like them and never had any issues with Iron Cross products.

We do and might be able to use your old brackets and just replace the running boards. This would save you about $150. of the cost of the brakes.

I am sorry to say you really can't, unless the manufacture makes a add on step. There is one company Go Rhino who make a add on step for thier running boards. It might work with some modifications.

I like Go Rhino quality better. Tyger is consider a lower quality product. If you only plan to keep your truck a short time. They are fine.

@@CHAutoAccessoriesMargate Thanks for the info sir.

If you live by the ocean , I wouldn't recommend Tiger step bars. They are prone to rust. For your truck a drop down step from N-Fab, Westin, or G-Rhino are good brands.

@@CHAutoAccessoriesMargate ok thanks for the fast reply,I don't live near the ocean but I have heard of the rust issue involving tiger so I will check the other brands out thanks again and God bless you.

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My recommendation is Go Rhino with the running boards and the Extra step. I made a video of it, check it out. Great running boards for lifted trucks.

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Yes, they are Ok, but not for long term .

Depends on the truck , but I would say no .

Most of them offer protection along the side of the truck so thats good. I just ordered some Westin ProTraxx 4's for my 2012 Tacoma. Like the more clean look than the beefed up Mad Max style. Pretty inexpensive too

@@drumtum81 I ended up getting some rock sliders from RCI Offroad but I wish I would have gone with the CBI Overland steps because their wider.

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Hello my friend, my dad has a 2000 Ford windstar LX (original) in mint condition that he no longer is able to drive due to his age and illness but he wants a pair of running boards installed for easy access to either the inside or passenger front. I think that’s a great idea. Which brand/type OEM boards would you suggest that has mounting brackets. Should we do side steps or boards. Can you help us ? Board length is 86” wheel well to wheel well.

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