Bully BBS-5002-2 Black Powder Coated Aluminum Universal Fit Truck Side Step Set of 4 for Trucks from Chevy (Chevrolet), Ford, Toyota, GMC, Dodge RAM, Jeep

good product and super easy to install on my 2011 silverado

Good hoop steps. Took my dad and I less than two hours to put them on my farm truck (while in the ice and cold). Didn’t need much in the way of tools, but they didn’t line up perfectly as my trucks previous owner had drilled some holes in the metal so I had to drill in other spots. If you’ve put together much of anything with kits, this really isn’t rocket science. Comes with good bolts for it too. They’re pretty sturdy for what they are and don’t have much give. For the price, they are well worth it. I put them on so my 85 year old grandfather could come out to work and watch me, and in the hopes that In winter there’s something with more grip than the slippery plastic inside the door so I won’t just slide under my truck on the ice (it’s happened). The grip has already helped in the mud. My grandfather loves them in comparison to the runners he has on his expedition. These hoops have already taken a slide out in the ice, a lot of mudding, and plenty of gravel thrown up at them and no issues so far!

I purchased these for my 2018 Chevy Silverado K1500 Custom. They came in good shape and on time. They look smooth and had zero chips in the powder coat.I just put on the two driver side ones today. They are not as easy of an install as one may think. I used the D instructions.Like other said, you will have to buy some hardware. I purchased the following for my two sets:Self tapping sheet metal screws x 81 1/4" - 3/8" Grade 8 bolts and nuts x 83/8" - Grade 8 lock washers x 163/8" metal drill bit x 11/8" metal drill bit x 1The 3/8th nuts were too large for the step bolt holes so I had to first redrill out the mounting holes on all of the steps.I then took a piece of cardboard to make a template for the bolt holes using the new holes in the steps.I put the carboard under the truck and marked my holes with a sharpie. I then drilled pilot holes using the 1/8" drill bit going in at an angle from the outside of the truck into the center.Then I drilled out the holes with the 3/8" bit. Popped a washer on each bolt and stuck them through and mounted the step. I then popped on another washer and the nut and tightened them down.For the tapping screws, the front step connected right in but the back steps require using the black plastic shims to fill the gaps. Without the shims you won't be able to tap the metal and this creates filled space so the step doesn't move when stepped on. I may go back and try to ahim the front ones as well, we'll see later on.They go on in about 30 minutes for two without problems.Tips:1: If you don't drill in at an angle you'll have a hell of a time getting the bolts in just right.2: Use the shims to fill gaps for the tap screws.3: Have someone else watching while to draw on the holes to drill to make sure the steps are in a logical location.All-in-all I think these steps look sweet and they are super functional and hold my 6'0 280# body just fine.In regards to the chipping. I got some 400 grit sandpaper, some adhesion spray, primer spray and an enamel black spray paint to fix them if they start to chip like others say. I'll post back here when/if that happens. Today (7/23/22) is the first day having them on.

Installed these in minutes, Great product Bully makes excellent steps!!!

Ordered this set of steps for my lifted 2000 Chevrolet Astro van based on the description "Universal for a variety of Chevy, Chevrolet". When received it became obvious that it would not work for the van. I tired to return to Amazon who said I had to return to the manufacturer. I emailed BULLY twice and got no response. I called and spoke a man named Lewis who described himself as the "Director" who verified that the steps would not work for my van and they could not take the item back because I bought it from a third party Amazon supplier. The "director" also said the steps are "vehicle specific" even though the description say "universal" and it was basically my problem for not checking to make sure it would fit my specific vehicle. Be careful purchasing BULLY steps as they are definitely NOT universal and I could not find any list of specific compatible vehicles/years in the product description nor did the "director" offer one. He told me that I have to deal with Amazon and that BULLY would not take the product back or refund my money. I asked him if he would send me documentation stating as much so I could present that to Amazon and he said after dancing around the request "we cannot do that because it was your mistake" HORRIBLE customer service based on my first and last experience with BULLY! I hope this is an isolated case however before buying any BULLY step I highly recommend calling "Lewis" at BULLY and demand a list of specific compatible vehicles and years don't make the same mistake that I did assuming that this product is universal.

Cumple con las expectativas requeridas para la camioneta e imagen

Muy buena calidad en el producto, lamentablemente no coincide con la configuración de mi vehículo

Just what I wanted. Slim, sleek step

We just needed a little extra step to get into our new truck and these did the job perfectly. There was lots of hardware included to fit most any truck but it was a little hard to figure out which we should use but we got it eventually.

I put 4 of these on an F-150 crew cab a few years ago. Look good, work great. My 10 year old granddaughter really appreciated it. I've worn the paint off the one on the driver's side so they're not indestructible but I wouldn't hesitate to buy again.