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Waymon

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Waymon Enthusiast

Waymon

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Does anyone have these side steps. I am looking to get some and it's between these and the N-FAB. I would like to see pics of them on a newer Silverado.

 

 

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martha3065 Enthusiast

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BOTH YOU GUY's - How did they hold up , any problems ?????

I've only had mine installed for 4 months, so can't talk to longevity yet.

 

I've heard complaints from unsuspecting passengers wearing shorts that get out and rub their leg down the rhino lining coating [emoji14] Otherwise, no problems.

A.J. Curtis Enthusiast

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I have had the RB1o's on for over a year and I love them! No problems or regrets whatsoever.

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slj2008 Senior Enthusiast

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Thank YOU BOTH - the only problem I see is underneath on the lip - salt / sand build up . YES we used a lot of SALT on our roads .

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BOTH YOU GUY's - How did they hold up , any problems ?????

I've had mine on for a year or so as well so this is my second winter season. Holding up great. They do pretty well blocking debri from hitting the rocker panel. That was the main reason I went with them over other designs. I don't run mud flaps, but I also added clearbra about 10 inches up the doors. There's some decent adjustability when installing which has pros and cons. I'm a little OCD so getting everything lined up equally on each side took some time.

 

 

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A.J. Curtis Enthusiast

A.J. Curtis

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Thank YOU BOTH - the only problem I see is underneath on the lip - salt / sand build up . YES we used a lot of SALT on our roads .

I spent a week in a heavy snow storm in Lake Tahoe last week and they held up great. I agree and I would recommend using weathertech mudflaps during the winter. it will keep your steps clear from almost all debris. :cheers:

 

The RB10s are basically coated with a bed liner coating like Line X or rhino liner. I have had no fading or problems.

Waymon Enthusiast

Waymon

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It's settled. I'm getting these. Gonna check my local shop to see if they carry them before ordering from online.

 

Support local and all.

 

 

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martha3065 Enthusiast

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Autoanything.com frequently has 20% coupon codes and free shipping. To your door under $400.

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martha3065 Enthusiast

martha3065

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Just noticed last weekend that the coating is starting to lift off mine between one of the slots/louvers. On the truck for 4 months. Contacted Go Rhino with pics and proof of purchase. They sent a new set, no questions asked. I'll probably leave the ones I have on through the remainder of snow/salt season and replace in the Spring.

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Lgetz Senior Enthusiast

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That is great customer service on their part Martha! Not in the market for any steps/running boards since my truck came with the factory GM ones but based off this I would definitely consider the RB10.

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