Amp Steps vs F150 Power Steps

By ausomecasey
August 2, 2020 in Modifications, Wheels & Tires

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ausomecasey

Posted August 2, 2020

I really like how Ford’s factory power steps tuck under the truck, and the chrome trim piece. But it seems like the Amp steps for the new Silverados don’t tuck under nearly as nice.

Any chance of Amp or another company making some that tuck under as much as the F150s?

Can you adjust how far they tuck under the truck?

Also has anyone ever added the chrome trim piece to the steps?

I really want power steps but I have a white LTZ, and since they don’t tuck under very good...they might stand out instead of blending in with a white chrome themed LTZ...

Thanks!!

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