Thanks for sharing your experience. I know the written instructions were very poor. Enjoy your new QX (beautiful car).

Thanks for sharing your experience. Cheers!

Absolutely....I tell my wife to save them for me..haha!

Thanks for sharing your experience.

Thanks for your comment!

Really appreciate your comment. Thanks!

Thanks for your comment. Enjoy your install!

I have a 2014 QX60. The Amazon store says these running boards will not fit my car. Can you let me know your thoughts on this?

Brian Ginocchetti they should fit the 2014 qx60. I just installed this on my 2013 jx35 and it has the same chassis as the 2014 qx60.

Very good. Really appreciate you sharing your experience to help others.

dial2fast Def, they didnt update the instructions. It still has old bracket listed. So I was confused for a min, between the video and the instructions lol

I just installed these on my 2017 pathfinder. I used your video to install them. Went perfect, thank you for your detailed videos.

Yes I just got the updated on

Thanks for your comment!

I don't remember but I think I pointed out the ones that need to be grinded down in the video.

Thank you!

I believe you can fit it on the front one, but not the back due to the brackets that is in the way.

I did not use a torque wrench. I tighten enough so nut/bolt will not back out.

Really appreciate you sharing your experience. I also got a message today from another viewer who said the t bolts and nuts/bolts he got looks different than what I got. It's possible the manufacturer is putting in different hardware pieces. Anyways, again thanks for sharing your findings, and probably will help others.

Even though the product fitment say it does not fit the 2017, this same product is what I ordered and installed on my 17 Platinum. When I bought it back then, it also said it will not fit the 17, but I tried it anyways and was able to install it. If you want to be certain nothing has changed, you can try contacting the seller and asking.

With the running board installed, the rear pinch weld will not fit a floor jack. The factory scissors jack might still fit. If you are using a floor jack, you will have to find another jacking point. The front pinch weld is still ok.

The use of the lock washer will keep the nut tight.

Hood deflector.

Yes

I don't think it's something a store sells, but you can try contacting the seller of the running board.

@@dial2fast Thank you for the fast reply!

This is an interesting topic. First off, the dealer cannot void your warranty because you installed aftermarket parts or accessories. Secondly, think of who these people are that's giving you the false information. The sales person are either uneducated in this area or they are trying to sell you the install themselves so they can make some commission. According to the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, a vehicle manufacturer cannot void the warranty of your vehicle due to an aftermarket part unless they can prove that the aftermarket part was the cause of or contributed to the failure of the vehicle (15 U.S.C. 2302 (C)). This means that a vehicle's warranty cannot be "voided;" the dealer can only deny a claim if the stock part failed due to damage or unreasonable use. Now you need to use common sense when approaching a dealer for warranty work. For example, if you install an aftermarket intake, and your MASS air flow sensor is damaged, most likely the dealer will give you a hard time with fixing it since the intake was modified. Or if you install an aftermarket alarm system (which involves splicing into factory wiring), and your dome light doesn't work anymore, again, you will most likely have a difficult time getting warranty service to fix it. So even though they cannot void your warranty, they can deny service to the modified part. As you saw in the video, for the running board requires no drilling or modification to the vehicle. So you need to think by having this aftermarket running board, what component on the vehicle can be affected. I can't think of any. But with any aftermarket stuff you install, make sure a qualified person installs it because poor install CAN damage a vehicle either physically, mechanically, or electrically. Long time ago, I use to install car alarms, stereos for 7 years, and I have wired, spliced, stripped numerous cars. Never had a single car come back with voided warranty. I actually was contracted by some dealers and body shop to do installs for them. So bottom line is, install things properly with quality parts and do understand what component can be affected by that aftermarket part.

dial2fast Thank you for that detailed response. Makes total sense. I'm ordering myself these nice running boards as soon as I can.

The actual tread on the running board is 5.5"

They just haven't updated the listing info. It will fit 2017 as 16 and 17 are the same vehicle (just different front/rear bumpers).

What about the 2018 model? Will it fit?

Nissan OEM

Brian Ginocchetti listen for the answer at the 17:50 mark.

+Ch Br They just havent updated the listing info. It will fit 2017

Same just happened to me. Very disappointing

+Jason Kendall I dont remember but each one that needs grinding was mentioned in the video.

Thank you away, just finish installing them

Jason Kendall hi, do you recall how many bolts needed grinding (I counted 4 from the vid)? Also, are there any bolts on the driver side that needs grinding? Thanks.

8 bolts in total

4 bolts for each side

The one I installed is no longer available. I have updated all the links in the video with ones similar to the one in the video. Please take a look.

Link in video description.

Great

Peter Wong I'm buying today! Lol thanks

Peter Wong how did you determine how far out or in the running boards should be?

Hi Adam, the running boards are very good and no issue. As for how far out, the adjustments for this style allows for few inches of movement forward and back and in and out. You don't want it too far out so you might have your foot get stuck in between and causing injury. The distance I find to be just right meeting the edge of the car.

I had to film the whole thing so that takes longer time, but you should get it done between 3-4 hours.