Even when mall crawling Mobtown sliders protect your Tacoma

I'm having a great night and I tend to put my truck's armor to the test all the way off-road, not on the way through the drive-thru.

 

Had a buddy do something similar (those short concrete poles at a gas station) and his side step was pretty jacked up. Some sliders built at 0° would serve nicely as double duty. 15° doesn't work too well as a step.

 

Is the lead time still 8 weeks

 

Is that rock placement legal? Too low to be seen?

 

I would imagine so. I've seen them countless times in numerous states positioned just like that to keep drivers from hopping the curb.

 

We e had multiple people from Hawaii ask for shipping so I'm thinking a group buy should be set up to save everyone shipping. Way less per person!

 

That's what I am hoping for.

Edit. About the flat vs 20degree angle with fill plates. I will be using them as steps. Would it be better to do like 10 degree instead?

 

Easy decision?

 

Damn, that's more action than defconbrix will ever see.

 

If you're using them as steps, 0° would be best.

 

That's what I figured. I had about 20 on my old rock crawler 4Runner. Used it as steps but was slippery when wet. Now I got the family so has to definitely be a safe step as well. I will probably have it powder coated and then line-x just the step surface.

 

At zero degrees, how far out past the crown of the door are the sliders?

 

Approx 1-1/2"

 

Definitely gonna order flat now.

 

Hella level 9 street cred! It would have been a 10 if you would have stopped traffic got out and took a selfie. All bro's know you now have one week to fix all cosmetic damage.

25% off, oh man, that's a sweet deal, I was just checking these out this morning.

 

We keep them tight enough to still work as steps but wide enough for protection.

 

Do the 20 degree ones work better off-road at not hanging up on stuff?

 

Correct. They help push off obstacles and are even better with avoiding high centering on DCLB's.

 

fwee shipping?