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

So far no it is only installed via greenlanes original instruction. I don't think there will be enough stud to add a reinforcement bracket with most aluminum bumpers as that mounting plate is thick compared to steel. But so far no issues with separation of the frame mounts. I intend on doing the weld in frame reinforcements in tje future however.

 

Awesome. Thanks for the headsups. Makes sense, the AL plate would be thicker than steel, taking up greater width to install a bracket.

 

I purchased the Greenlane sliders for my Bronco last spring. They shipped quickly and were packaged as others have shown here. I had an issue where one of my sliders was made incorrectly, offsetting the side tube forward about 2”. I emailed Greenlane some pics of the issue and they had another slider out to me in about 10 days with no hassle. The sliders look great and won’t rust. Right now I’m looking at buying the Tacoma out of its lease and was looking at the stump bumper and wings, the Greenlane product looks great.

 

About 1.5 years since install, my Greenlane Sliders have held up fantastically. The powder coat on top Is pristine. On the bottom where road spray hits it hard, there are areas where the coating has become peppered.

They checked all the blocks for me...they look good, work as steps, and probably work well as sliders. Haven't tested the latter...

 

Bought some Greenlane sliders over black friday and they just came in.
Just wondering what kind of import duties everyone's needed to pay. Thanks!

 

So far I’ve gotten a full set of skids (engine + transmission + cat covers), step-sliders, and bed stiffeners.

Great products and quick to receive them!