running board options
So this winter I boneheaded my way over a snowbank and bent up the passenger running board on xtr SCrew.
I need to replace the one side for sure but now that I'm looking at it I'm wondering if I should just replace both sides with something better? I like the idea of aluminum for its durability against rust. Also one of my beefs with the factory setup is they collect a lot of snow and debris in the winter making them pretty slippery and my Fiance has slipped a couple times getting in and out of the truck. Do you guys have some good options that you've used?
I need to replace the one side for sure but now that I'm looking at it I'm wondering if I should just replace both sides with something better? I like the idea of aluminum for its durability against rust. Also one of my beefs with the factory setup is they collect a lot of snow and debris in the winter making them pretty slippery and my Fiance has slipped a couple times getting in and out of the truck. Do you guys have some good options that you've used?
Would recommend looking for take-off / used Raptor running boards.

With winter shoes ...
- STURDY solid aluminum, slotted design
- LineX-like, non-slip finish
- uses same mounting hardware (brackets, bolts, clips, etc.) as F-150 step bars
- looks COOL

With winter shoes ...
Last edited by gDMJoe; Apr 7, 2013 at 07:01 PM.
Just did a little google-fu and I couldn't find any amp power steps for under $1,150. Where are you finding the steps for $850? I would love to buy a pair if the price were near that. The local auto shop sells them installed for $1,580. A little steep, in my opinion.
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yeah almost 1000$ for some steps that my giant self wont use doesnt sound worth it to me. If you dont want to spend much, they have different style running boards on ebay for like 150$ shipped! cat beat that for a quick replacement.. im planning on getting some just to make it easier for the lady to get into the truck


