Drop Down Running Boards Compatible with 2005-2023 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab Crew Cab, Dual-Stage Textured Black Powder Coated, 4 Inch Step Bars Side Step.

I like these runningboards allot!! They seem very sturdy and look great.Very easy to install.The only thing I can say is use your own washers other than that great product at a good price.

Easy to install and looks great! 👍

Great fit and it took less than 30 minutes to install....I may go back and replace all hardware with SST.

Great quality and easy to install! I love how they look on my Tacoma. Definitely helps me get in the truck easier. Worth the price!

Smanow BCKA-95365 Running Boards Review (Amazon) I just installed these running boards today (10/17/2025) on my 2019 Tundra Crew Max. The product is nice, with a solid feel and what appears to be a quality finish. I think it looks good on my truck. It seems to be well made and fits the factory mount points for running boards. Installation was straightforward with common hand tools: a ⅜” ratchet, 12mm,13mm, and 17mm sockets, and 3” and 6” extensions (the instructions advise AGAINST using any power tools). Reason for only 4 stars: The installation instructions, on the other hand, were awful. In addition to the always expected grammar and spelling errors, the dimensions and illustrations were ambiguous and contained a few important errors. This prolonged the installation process. For example, the dimensions shown on the step bars - used to distinguish the right from left - didn't reflect those of the product. That led me to mix them up - a fact I discovered only after partially installing one and discovering that the driver-center and driver-rear mounting holes didn't align with the brackets. I had to undo my work and swap the step bars. Another, relatively minor, error showed the threaded factory mounting spots as open, while mine had filler bolts installed that I had to remove. Not a big deal, but it cast doubt on whether I had identified the right spots, and also sent me back to my toolbox to get a 12mm wrench to remove them. I wish businesses that manufacture their products overseas would make a little effort to review and test the instructions using reasonable proxies for real customers!

These are decent for the price and serve my needs perfectly. I had the stock running boards on my truck. The old boards are very study but I needed boards that match what I am doing to the truck and will make it easier to enter and exit. I am lifted 6” with 35” tires, wench bumper and all that goes along with it. This truck will be used in The mountains in heavy snow/mud situations so I wanted boards that fit up tighter to the frame with steps. I would not recommend these if you are intending to to rough terrain or rock crawling. The steps would get ripped off or cause damage. If you are looking for an economical running board that will give you some protection and steps for ease of egress, then these would work. I have included a picture of the stock boards so you can get an idea of the difference.

Put them on my coworkers silverado, they looked good, and fit great without any modifications. Advice holding them up to the frame in order to make sure you pull the right plugs before tightening any of them down. We used a little loctite on them when we torqued them down to prevent vibration from loosening them over time. Also they're not flimsy and feel pretty heavy duty!

***READ FULL REVIEW***2021 GMC 1500, easy install everything fit the way it was supposed to and that’s nice. Did have one bracket that didn’t quite line up but it was an easy fix, all you need to do is loosen the bracket on the truck and bolt the bracket to the step and then tighten everything down. One thing that I do see as an issue is the thin metal they used for the steps. They flex a lot when I step on them. I’m not a small guy I’m 6’2 260lbs but if they used a thicker gauge steel it probably would feel better and not flex so much. Welds look robust so that’s good and for a $170 product it seems reasonable. Another thing is people say they rust really fast. I live in Florida and work on the beach everyday. I will know very quickly how fast and bad they rust and will let you know. Again something everyone needs to understand is this is such a cheap option for running boards $170 is very cheap compared to name brand stuff. Most cost $400-$600 for basic and up to $1200 for powered so the value to quality ratio I think is right on the money for these. They look nice, easy to install so now we will see how they hold up, but if they don’t it was a good temporary option.