Greenlane Offroad......anyone else buy their products?

how’d you make the wheels change between pics?

 

Haha. day one was lift n sliders, day two was alignment n rims/rubber. New Eibach pro-kit helped with The old nose dive in the Runners.

 

Received and installed the hybrid sliders this afternoon. I don't think I've ever received any package of anything that was as well packed as these items--very impressive. Easy to bolt on (even easier if you have a second person to assist), and they look and fit great. Overall, I'm extremely pleased. I will definitely get the skid plate and possibly the stump bumper down the road.

 

Looks wicked!

 

agreed. My full engine skid took me 30 minutes to unwrap haha

 

I have one, it’s built 30 minutes from my house. The logo cutout is a major flaw, it’s centred right where you will take an impact. The weak spot either crushes easily or catches a branch which can openers the skid or penetrates through and punches a hole in something important.

 

Maybe worth looking at Greenlanne to weld a small plate behind the logo for closure/reinforcement. Or get. A local welder to

 

I asked if I could get one without the logo and he said no. I could get a plate welded onto the back I suppose.

 

That’s kinda what I was thinking but didn’t want to dump on the thread. The idea of protection armor with a big opening in the dead center seems like a bad case of form over function.

 

When I asked him about getting one without the logo his defensive reaction was very telling, I'm sure he's heard over and over that the logo is a bad idea.

 

Picked up my hybrid sliders today; about 1.5 weeks past the estimated date. Happy with the fit and build quality.

 

Anyone want to buy a skid? Perfect condition. Buy it from me and save the $40 tax

 

I really like the way you built your truck. It’s very honest and to the point.

 

Just received my stump bumper yesterday, and can also confirm that the fella's at greenlane take their packaging and protection of their products very seriously

The install looks to be fairly straight forward too. Seems like it requires a lot less cutting than similar bumpers. Hopefully I'll have it on today with pictures to come soon.

 

I would love to hear any updates about how their sliders are performing and if you taken any good impacts/outcome.

im 90% sold on these but would like to hear some end user feedback.

I live in Ontario where they salt the roads like I salt French fries. Steel would probably look like garbage in a year or two. Plus, most of the places I’m going don’t have huge Boulders, so I’m not too worked about using them to grind up/down a hillside.

 

I have them but haven’t pinned my truck on them yet but really happy with their construction. I do have a couple buddies that have them and have put them up on stumps/rocks and they’ve held up great. They just touched them up with a rattle can and good as new.

 

thats good to hear. Do you know if they dented at all or just chipped paint?

 

AFAIK no dents, just scratched off paint.

 

awesome. That’s what I was hoping to hear.

For reference, does anyone know the weight of their sliders?

 

Just a few pics of their skid plate. I also have their bed stiffeners but need to take a few pics of those still