Rampage Rock Rail Short Steps | 4-Piece Set, Steel, Black, Rock Rails Sold Separately | 26410020 | Fits Rampage Rock Rails

Very good quality, sturdy, perfectly coated step rails. They are made very well and do exactly what they were meant to do.

First off I love the look of them... nice and beefy....Second installing them was a super simple breeze... It took me about 1 hour from opening the box to putting away the tools... If anyone wants to charge you to install these things... it better not be more than 1 hour of labor max... remember this is the very first time I installed these ... Those guys usually do it for a living....The brackets were bent when the rails arrived but nothing a swift smack with a 5lb hammer didnt fix.... Which worries me a LITTLE bit... if a smack with a 5lb hammer will bend the brackets that easy what would smacking it up against a good size rock actually do? Would it actually protect anything ? No idea....Anyways... the point was that they are super easy to install.The steps on the other hand... Are talked about like they would be a simple on off if you found you needed the ground clearance back out in the bush... I want to say.... I would NOT want to have to fight with these bolts off and on again especially after they have seen some weather... The bolt up plates aren't that great. in fact if they didn't accidentally send 2 extras I would have been up a creek as they are just little plates with nuts welded to one side and 2 of the plates the welder actually burned thru the nut and ruined the threads... Again Point being... I believe that if ... OR WHEN I need to remove these steps for more ground clearance its going to be a bit of a nightmare... and even worse possibly having to figure out how to buy replacements bolt up plates to reinstall them after a fun day off road...The short of it all... These are great looking bars to install on these awesome power wagons .. ( For the price )I just wouldn't put a ton of faith in protection against a good solid bottom or side hit...And then the main point of a rock rail version of these is the easy off and on of the steps which isn't as easy as they would like to make it sound.....

I bought these steps and the associated Lund Rail for my JKU 2017. The steps were nice and sturdy and seem to be constructed well. The issues I had were that these steps have square edges instead of rounded like many other running boards have. I noticed that cars that were parked on either side of me when opening their doors could wind up getting a big dent do to where these steps are located on the Jeep. I was worried about someone retaliating against my Wrangler if that happened. Also, these steps are difficult to install and take off because the plate that sits above them in the rail is not fixed in plate. You have to hold it with one hand while you try to get the screws in from the under side. This is OK for initial install, but if you expect to take these on and off for off-roading, it won't be a quick and easy thing to do. I like how some of the people have used these steps on non Lund rails. I'm sure that will take some work to drill and custom fit them, but I think that would be your best choice instead of buying the Lund Rails. The Lund/Rampage rails have design flaws where the mounting bracket is vertical and will dig into your pinch seem if you ever hit a rock. I ended up not using these and sent them back.

Not exactly made for the Jeep Gladiator with OEM rock rails. I was able to install them using M8 nutserts and the supplied bolts. The first one took the longest as I had to measure and decide exactly where I wanted to drill the holes. After that they went on without issue. They are sturdy and look good on my jeep. They are easily removed if needed.

My after market steps for my gladiator has grooves on the bottom that I used to slide bolts under. I was ready to drill through with flush top bolts also.

I got these because I needed to add steps to 2015 Willys stock rock rails, after adding a 4" lift. For $26/each I'd barely be able to buy the material to make them myself. They are SOLID! Going to weld them to the bottom of my existing rails. Amazing what you get for the price. Good stuff.

Just installed these Lund steps to my OEM JK Rubi rock rails using 8mm rivnuts so I can take them off easily before I go on the trail. Positive feedback from my wife and children who have struggled to get into my Jeep after I lifted it with a 2.5” lift and 35s. They seem solid and take my weight too.

I put them on my Kawasaki mule pro fxt

It requires LUND rock rail 26410019. After install the rock rail, it's very easy to install the side step.