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losky79

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losky79 Enthusiast

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I looked for days online at "Nerf Bars" and finally decided on these!!!

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loganbent Enthusiast

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Looks good! I'm going for a similar look on my double cab and will have to take a closer look at those in the next couple months when I put mine on. I think I want wheel to wheel ones with a 3rd step for bed access but will depend on how much it costs to get that

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Very nice. As far as fit and finish how are they? Leveling kit? What size tires? Everything looks tits.

 

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losky79 Enthusiast

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Looks good. Where did you get them from?

 

Thanks, I ordered them online from CARid, $200.00 shipped!!

losky79 Enthusiast

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Very nice. As far as fit and finish how are they? Leveling kit? What size tires? Everything looks tits. Tapatalk via Moto X

 

They fit very well, although the installation directions suck. The finish is perfect, matches the truck all around perfectly. The tires in the picture are 275/65R20 BFG All-Terrain's with a RC 2" leveling kit. I have since changed the tires to BFG 285/55R20's only because I did not like the ride of the 10 ply 275/65R20's. So if you know anyone who is looking for some 275/65R20 BFG All-Terrains with only 500 miles on them, let me know!!! :)

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losky79 Enthusiast

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Are you still happy with your bars they look great. I am thinking about a pair for mine

 

Yes, very happy with them. They fit and look great. They only problem was how the instructions were set up, a bit hard to understand, but once you get one of the brackets mounted, its all the same way from there!!!

Imcrazy Senior Enthusiast

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Looks good. I'm thinking of getting some of those in SS.

stiggy1 Enthusiast

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I looked for days online at "Nerf Bars" and finally decided on these!!!

oooooh I got the same ones but straight! they are great not to mention very affordable!!!

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PMattras Enthusiast

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I just installed these nerf bars (Westin Pro Traxx) on my truck. I got the stainless steel and they look very good. I like the end caps are sealed and don't have plastic caps on it. Westin originally sent me the nerf stainless steel step bars (WesternPro Traxx) for a double cab which were about $50 plus more than the ones for a regular cab. I had to return them and it took an extra 10-11 plus days to get the ones for the regular cab. The stainless steel for a regular cab came to $218 (total/delivered) which I thought was a good deal. The company I purchased them from also gave me a $25 gift certificate for the mix up on my next purchase. This ended up to be a great deal. Installation was fairly easy after you studed the directions. I am very happy with this purchase. I got the four inch step bars but they do make the five inch step bar in the Weston Pro Traxx. I don't like the wider steps because I don't want to hit sidewalks etc. when I park. I like the step bars slightly tucked in which I feel gives the truck a better look. I also don't want the extra weight.

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