With or Without Steps?

[TopazSilverado21]

Debating on removing the running boards. Opinions on leaving them or taking them off:

 

 

[MHPrior80]

Without

[Heavy 5.7]

Depends. Can you enter and exit the truck easily without them? Nothing looks worse than a seat with the bolster wiped flat by someone dragging their overly robust tushy across it. lol

[25silveradoHD]

i say leave them on!! looks killer with complete chrome kit on the truck

[RHStansbury]

I'm not a fan of the round steps on these trucks, so my vote is to take them off.

[cbrsilv15]

Had them on my last truck. Took them off and sold them. This truck sits higher and I actually use them. Just depends on what you like.

[5829BMG]

Amp power steps have the best of both worlds

[th3r00st3r]

Depends. Can you enter and exit the truck easily without them? Nothing looks worse than a seat with the bolster wiped flat by someone dragging their overly robust tushy across it. lol

Mine on my 2016 is wrinkling due to sliding out. I put nerf hoops on it and makes it easier to get in...but not out. [emoji19]

 

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[Daryl LBZ]

Without

[Boardmember]

With. Looks good. Chrome, but not too much. It'll help you get in and out. And you can pick up short chicks AND tall chicks. Without, only tall chicks...

[chriscote781]

I'd vote without

[silveradosid]

looks like you dont have to worry about ice,snow and salt and sand. take them off

[Donstar]

You could switch them with steps you like more but I vote keeping them. I'm now at a stage where I rely on steps, but I've been using running boards since the 80's. They are a convenience for your passengers, young and old.

[bndawgs]

I'd keep the steps, but switch to black ones.

[truckguy82]

Depends. Can you enter and exit the truck easily without them? Nothing looks worse than a seat with the bolster wiped flat by someone dragging their overly robust tushy across it. lol

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I'm 6'4" and I can't get in or out without putting a lot of wear on the seat bolster if I don't use the step.

 

Steps are a must if you care about your seats, unless you're 7ft tall or your truck is lowered