All-Pro Tacoma Slider Group Buy - CLOSED

Roger that. Doesn't look like I have anyone near me. To get to Georgia would be $100 in fuel so prob not worth it.

 

Bummer! Still, if you are on the list we ALL get 20% off the sliders though!

 

Yep, last piece of the puzzle before Overland Expo West. Just happened to jump in here and saw the post. Would be handy to save some coin.

 

Let me know if you want on the list.

Mike

 

Just looked that up. Looks like a good time!

I work with a guy who goes to Moab all the time in his Tacoma. He runs a LOT of All Pro stuff.

 

Anyone have quick access to the standard slider install visuals? Just trying to figure out what it looks like vs the Heavy Duty flavor. I have no need for HD at 120+ lbs. I'm just a little overland rig on 32" tires.

 

Should be here.

 

Do we have official 20 yet?

 

So Im not a fan of the extra weight or extra $$ with the heavy duty sliders, although I like the idea of the square legs and added mounting plate... When welded are the standard duty sliders really strong enough to support the truck on a hi-lift? I really try to avoid hairy situations that call for sliders anyway, just want a step and a jacking point off road.

 

Anyone else on Oahu interested?

 

Not unless I missed something we're still at 19. @K.Ray said he was trying to figure things out, and that would be 20.

Mike

 

From the All Pro page. This is from the standard duty sliders:

STANDARD-DUTY
Our Standard-Duty Rock Sliders are made entirely of 1.75 x .120 steel tubing with 1/4" thick 4x4" mounting plates. These sliders are a great value considering they have the same outer structure as our higher priced offerings. They can be bolted-on (frame drilling required), but if intended to be used as slider rather than just a step, we recommend welding them on. Once welded, they are strong enough to hold the weight of the vehicle and make a great hi-lift jacking point!

 

Going to sleep on this, guys. Sorry.

Not convinced the standard generic sliders are worth over $500 all said and done after I have someone weld them on. I can get the same made local for hundreds cheaper.

The HD peek my interest but again not sure I want to go drilling my brand new recall frame just yet. Need to think this through some more.

 

Few more days! Get in.

 

What a fantastic day today is. Who woke up in a great mood, but realized there was something missing from their lives? Just enjoying your coffee and going to work. As you walk to tour Tacoma you think "What an awesome truck I have, but something is missing". That is when you realize you want to protect your prized possession with some rock sliders.

Well, lucky you, as a fantastic company called All Pro is offering a steep discount on their made in the U S of A rock sliders! All we need is one more person to commit to the buy!

Don't do it for yourself do it for your truck!

 

Love this!!

Tracy
tracy@allprooffroad.com

 

@brother moses
@MattLikesTacos

Where are you guys at in WA? I'm in SE WA and it's about a six hour drive to where these are made. Maybe one if you is even closer? Just thinking that one of us could pick up all or some of the WA sets then meet at a handy location to do a hand off. Would cost a few bucks in gas but might save more in freight.

 

Looking at the map, Knoxville is 186 miles from my house, with the mid-point being somewhere near Cleveland, TN. Round trip for you to meet me should be around 160 miles or so, or roughly 8-10 gallons of gas. At my local pump, that means around $14-$18 in gas.

I'm betting we can each save more than that on shipping.

 

How much is a gallon of gas where you are? If I want to go 160 miles in my Tacoma I need to take a third mortgage on the house!

 

Gas is $1.55-1.80/gal around here.

http://www.atlantagasprices.com/Alpharetta/index.aspx