Where did you buy your sidesteps?

Hey everyone,
I’m looking into getting sidesteps for my Tacoma Access Cab and was wondering where everyone got theirs from? The dealership is an option, but Running Board Warehouse and Real Truck have a lot of options. Curious to know where everyone bought theirs and if anyone used the above mentioned websites or has any recommendations. Thanks in advance!

 

I got my Steelcraft Blackout steps from AutoAnything, they were on sale at the time. As I've been adding things, I've found AutoAnything and CarID are usually less than Real Truck. The tube steps that came with the truck were a bit too high and close to the vehicle to really be functional.

 

I bought AMP Research power steps off Amazon they had the best price

 

got my Tyger Armour off of Amazon on sale. Just a temp fix for the wife until I decide on what sliders I want

 

Dealer. I like the predators.

 

Nfab. Amazon

 

I bought some Lund on Amazon.

 

Autoanything, hands down. Real Truck was almost 25% above AA’s cost for my 5” Lund Nerfs and Amazon was a close, but didn’t price match on other items I was ordering at the same time.

 

Amazon marketplace. Tyger steps for my 4 door 150.

 

Real truck. Only issue was that their website showing in-stock didn't really mean it. Other than that they were fine.

 

Tyger on Amazon. Cheap price and pretty good quality. I had it for 18 months and the paint is fading slightly though, but it is in direct sun all day. Eventually I will paint it when it starts to bother me. I have been putting some 303 Aerospace protectant on it and it looks like new for a couple weeks.

 

I bought from a local shop who also did the install.

 

Craigslist will have them going for $200 to $300.

Take ooffs.The odds are high someone in your area purchased with dealer installed item they did not want.

 

My truck came with the factory predator's.

I've read on here that the slider style will protect from door dings, I'd change them out if this was true.

Right now I park as far away from other cars to keep from getting dinged.