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I would not have them on without the lift, I like the way the truck looks without them better. The pros are they help protect the rocker panels of the truck and they save the driver seat from me sliding in and out of the truck without them.

I had the same thoughts when I was looking for boards, the oem boards hang too low and are thicker than my liking. I am glad I spent the extra money for the chrome on the side, they match the body side molding and door handles great. These are a breeze to install and you can adjust them in and out from the rocker panel. If you wanted to drill new holes on the bracket you could adjust the height, but If you made them higher it would be harder to use getting in and out of the truck. Here are some pics, excuse the dirt. [/url]">http:// [/url]">http:// [/url]">http://http://s423.photobucket.com/user/bigkatf1000/media/2a743d7d146265fb97a9314e925a2e4d_zps0b2qgdjq.jpg.html'>

Thanks! Rough Country, $130 for the 2" front and the 2" block for the back.

I added an additional inch in the back. Thanks for the compliments, the blue was not my first choice but it is growing on me.

Here is my 2015 LTZ CC, Deep Ocean Blue, 6.2L, CK156 Aftermarket 22" rims with 305/45/22 Toyo Tires, 2" front lift, 1" in the back. Dee Zee nxt running boards, Access Lorado cover. http:// http:// Dee Zee Running Boards http:// Working it, luckily I did not have to go far. http:// Stock rims with lift http:// http://