Predator Steps?

If anyone is looking, I'm looking to sell mine off a double cab. Like new....took them off shortly after I bought it after hitting my shins (6'1" tall) on them too many times and before going off-roading.

 

I'd be interested but, sadly... I'm geographically undesirable so shipping would likely drive the total cost into retail territory.

 

I just added a set I bought for just over $400 during the Toyota Black Friday sale. I wanted the cast aluminum running boards, but went to the dealer and compared both on side by side trucks. The cast aluminum are very nice, look good, and well built. However they are very wide and high, so they get in the way more then they assist. Would be great for helping to prevent door dings, but not so useful otherwise. The Predator steps are AL so won't rust, and actually usable for access. They help a little with dings, but not as good as a full board. I'm glad I installed them, and think they'll last the life of the truck.

 

I like the steps..

 

Ya, the shipping wouldn't be cheap!

 

Auto anything sells them . but they look best if the truck is lifted . I prefer rock sliders they look cooler IMO .

 

What kind of lift is this? I want my taco to sit exactly like this. New to the truck scene so I’m lost when it comes to lifts

 

Thanks. It's a Pro Comp 2.25 inch front level kit with front differential drop to keep the factory cv angles. I had 4Wheel auto parts do the install and alignment.

$180 Pro Comp 2.25" Leveling Lift Kit - 65205 Suspension Leveling Kits

https://www.4wheelparts.com/p/pro-comp-2-25-inch-leveling-lift-kit-65205/_/R-DFCW-65205

 

I think I lucked-out and found a set of take-offs for sale locally on Craigslist; what are the odds? $325 seemed fair, even though they're not the most current design. We'll see if they work out long-term for my wife. She likes to wear heels and none of the Nerf's or Step Rails are really 3" & 4" spiked-heel friendly.

 

You still want to sell these? I’m in Sac