Go Rhino

69443687PC - RB20 Running Boards with Mounting Brackets Kit-Crew Max Only - 2022-2026 Toyota Tundra

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$738.59

Product Information

Description:

RB20 Running Boards offer off road styling while also helping to protect vehicle finish while providing a wide; full-length step platform for easy entry to vehicle. Built from 16-gauge zinc coated steel and coated for corrosion resistance.

Go Rhino's legendary RB20 cab length running boards will make your truck, Jeep or SUV stand apart from the crowd. With an aggressive, yet stylish appearance, these bolt-on steps take their visual inspiration from the Ford Raptor but are made for more than just looks. The RB20's perforated holes, punched into the surface of the step, gives maximum traction and prevents mud, ice, and snow from accumulating. The corrosion-resistant 16-gauge steel steps are mounted high and tight, giving them plenty of clearance for off-roading, and are strong enough to support hundreds of pounds. Hardware and brackets are included.

Features:

  • 16 Gauge Zinc Coated Galvanized Steel With Durable Finish For Corrosion / Impact And Abrasion Resistance
  • Complete Kit With Bars And Mounting Brackets
  • Heavy Duty / Raptor Inspired Running Board Design
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty On Materials And Construction And A 5 Year Warranty On The Bedliner Finish
  • Optional Drop Down Steps Also Available / Sold Separately
  • The Modern Bullet Stamped Design Is 7 1/2 Inches Across At Its Widest Point And Tapers Down Towards The Rear

Technical Details

Mfg #
69443687PC
SKU
GH-69443687PC
UPC
810090303635
GTIN
00810090303635
Weight
79 lbs.
Dimensions
92 × 13 × 10 inches
Bar Color
Black
Color
Textured Black
Length
87.000 in.
Material
Galvanized Steel
Mounting Hardware Included
Yes
Shape
Angled

Additional Resources

California Residents: Prop 65 Warning

WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm

Visit: www.p65warnings.ca.gov

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