Carr 113331 LD Step (XP3 Black Powder Coat Pair)

Works on Colorado ZR2 with factory rock sliderFits under the standard rock slider on a 2019 Chevy Colorado ZR2 . My wife needed a step in order to get in the lifted vehicle. this works for her.it can be a bit difficult to install as space is tight but it is doable. I used a little 90 degree drill adapter offset for drilling and a quick change stubby drill bits.was able to drill all holes from inside, big and little ones.works great and I can remove them easily with a couple wrenches in 5 minutes when I go off roading.

It's nice. Better than than most.

Information supplied by seller was incorrect. The only way you could use these steps would be if you had 33in. tires or larger.only had 7 1/2 in. Ground clearance with 20 in. tires on my truck.

These steps are lower than most nerf bars, which is why I installed a pair in my 2016 Canyon to make it easier for my grandkids to get into the back seat. The steps are low enough that I tore the right step off tonight when I hit a tall curb. What's surprising, however, that Carr sells a pair for $173 on Amazon but you have to get a single replacement step directly from Carr for $144! Seems like highway robbery for only one. Watch those curbs when turning!!Revision A:I talked with Carr and they will sell a replacement step without brackets, shipped to you for about $100. The $144 price included the brackets and hardware to install the step from scratch. Still pretty expensive to me for a cast aluminum part.