Rock sliders.... whatcha got?

Same. Protection and minimal shin bashing is a must. And I'll also add I saved coin on shipping since they are about 3 hours away. Also painted myself...por15, primer and about 6 to 7 layers of rattle can in matte black.

 

Cali Raised Led 0 degree sliders with kickout and filler plates are excellent!! Saved my ass several times! Well built and they look great

 

Built my own

Shameless plug:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/diy-3rd-gen-sliders.534658/

 

Cali Raised 25

 

Caliraised are 10/10

 

this is what I ordered
Had a little problem in Moab on Kane Creek trail
Last picture shows it all better now

 

same, dont know why, but im hooked on these

 

Thank you!!!

 

@Shmellmopwho is da MAN in SoCal and a damn good moke too!

 

Thanks man! I appreciate it

 

Have TJM rock sliders and they look great and are perfect for my needs. Have a second set I'm probably going to sell as well.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/sdhq-dclb-bolt-on-sliders.579532/

 

FS: Unused 4x Innovations Sliders | Tacoma World

 

Pretty happy with how my Shrockworks sliders look - still gotsta put em' to the test but they seem pretty bombproof....

 

Pretty happy with my RCI 20-degree sliders. Got them with the plate and powder coated. First trip after installing them, they saved me from some serious under-body damage on the Mojave Road.

 

+1 on the RCI 20s. haven't drug them while offroad yet, but have 3 different colors of paint on them from parking lots - damage prevented. also RCI a few miles from my home, so no shipping $. Bought them bare, couple coats prime then satin black, happy with outcome.

 

I have the Cali-Raised LED STEP sliders WITHOUT filler plates and like them. I was afraid from a looks perspective they would stick out far and look goofy but they don't, they look really good.

Pros:

1. Good rep
2. Look good
3. Work great as steps mainly when the door is open or when on kickout with rear door closed is fine.

Cons:

1. With exception of the rear kickout, doors have to be open to use as a step unless you are grabbing something quick from the roof.
2. If you don't use them as steps getting in/out of the truck you can bash your shins one them.
3. I added grip tape this past weekend and now I pretty much have to use them as a step getting in/out. I did not think it thru 100% but now it is done. The grip tape rubs on t=your shin getting in and on your calf getting out. I got a nice burn on my calf my first time after installing the grip tape.

 

MBRP, not sure if you can get them now a days?

 

RSG Angled Sliders. Solid bolt up to the frame. About a month wait for construction and powder coat and shipping to the house.

 

These RSG sliders are on the top of my list. Are you still satisfied with your choice? Did you experience any unforeseen hiccups with the install? Any additional pics would be greatly appreciated. Thanks man!