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Found part # for the new AT4 high clearance step for RPO code VXW or PDG....GM 84630474. Kind of expensive so I’ll have to wait for a used set. 

 

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gt tangerine
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I have the Chevrolet version of these on my trail boss. I love them a lot. I was able to score a set used off of an HD a few months ago for cheap. So far they are awesome compared to the other off roa

zkowasz
zkowasz

Well ordered the Silverado version of the high clearance steps, they bolted right on to a 2020 no issue. I really like these steps, just enough foot room, nonslip, and don’t hinder ground clearance 

todd308
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I really want a set of these, they are one of the best looking options, but we've seen a few reports of guys denting the rocker panels on facebook, evidently it's extremely thin/weak on these trucks,

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Following -- I want to switch out the 6" oval steps that came on my 2020 AT4. The high clearance steps weren't available yet.

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I have the Chevrolet version of these on my trail boss. I love them a lot. I was able to score a set used off of an HD a few months ago for cheap. So far they are awesome compared to the other off road steps and the flats on my fathers Silverado. The finish is fantastic. 

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Dang these are what I was wanting for my AT4 but ended up finding a set of Westin HDX for 125$ so I could not pass that deal up. They hang down a little lower then I would like but are not bad. 

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I really want a set of these, they are one of the best looking options, but we've seen a few reports of guys denting the rocker panels on facebook, evidently it's extremely thin/weak on these trucks, and the high and tight running board encourages shoes/boots to hit it harder/more often   Couple guys installed the Bushwacker rocker panel covers to help with the issue.

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EXSlider400 Senior Enthusiast

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59 minutes ago, todd308 said:

I really want a set of these, they are one of the best looking options, but we've seen a few reports of guys denting the rocker panels on facebook, evidently it's extremely thin/weak on these trucks, and the high and tight running board encourages shoes/boots to hit it harder/more often   Couple guys installed the Bushwacker rocker panel covers to help with the issue.

Thank you. Good helpful comment which is what these forums are for. I wish more would do the same instead of just ignorantly talk $h!t. 👍🏻

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On 3/22/2021 at 5:07 PM, EXSlider400 said:

Found part # for the new AT4 high clearance step for RPO code VXW or PDG....GM 84630474. Kind of expensive so I’ll have to wait for a used set. 

 

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I have a set for sale 530-515-8285

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26 minutes ago, waterman said:

Pain in the butt to clean. The step and the paint near it.

 

Can you post pics of yours?

 

What have you used or done to clean them?

 

-Grover67

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23 hours ago, Grover67 said:

 

Can you post pics of yours?

 

What have you used or done to clean them?

 

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My setup is from the factory. The steps have a coating similar to bedliner, they trap dirt continuously. If you get dirt behind them, it is difficult to remove.

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On 6/1/2021 at 4:21 PM, Silverflash22 said:

I have a set for sale as well in Michigan. 

 

Hi Silverflash22, new to the board here and a new AT4 owner as well.  On the hunt for a set of these steps and may be interested in the set you have for sale, but am unable to send a direct message on here for some reason (likely because I just registered).  Can you shoot me an email at [email protected]?  Thank you.

Joel Howard New Member

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On 6/1/2021 at 4:21 PM, Silverflash22 said:

I have a set for sale as well in Michigan. 

Where about in Michigan and price?  I’m also in Michigan and debating on getting a set.

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