JDMspeed bed step and tow hooks?

[ZonaRam44]

These came up on Ebay and I can't find much on them, buy the price is right. They look just like oem. Anyone have any experience with these?

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[vincentw56]

Probably Chinese knock offs, but they look just like OEM. They are probably using OEM pics too.

 

[ZonaRam44]

Probably Chinese knock offs, but they look just like OEM. They are probably using OEM pics too.

That's what I was thinking too. I'm not sure if I'm confident enough to pull the trigger on either of these even with the return policy. People are buying them though lol.

 

[mikeru82]

I probably wouldn't take a chance on that. It would suck if it malfunctioned while you were standing on it. I'd probably go with actual Mopar parts for these. Bam has the step for $287 plus shipping.

82215289AH Rear Bumper Bed Step Black RAM 1500 DT 5th Gen (2019-2024) Mopar OEM | Bam Wholesale Parts

Upgrade your RAM 1500 with the practical Bed Step, crafted from high-strength aluminum for durability and ease of use. With a 350 lb weight capacity and articulating design, it offers effortless bed access and convenient storage.

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[Malodave]

I would go with OEM or AMP as the price is close to the same. I would not
trust any Chinese Junk even at half the cost of OEM.

Malodave

 

[Shifts And Grins Fab]

We need to develop a step to work with our rear tow hook brackets. Some people have had success with one of the steps (Amp Research I believe) with drilling a hole in our bracket. That would be an easy fix to our CAD file to add that hole though.

 

[2020Big4x4Horn]

I knw a guy that has those hooks. I've seen him yank stumps out no problems.

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[Ever_Garza]

I have the eBay hooks. No problem


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[JCK_25]

I have the eBay hooks. No problem


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Any issues with the JDM hooks rusting or other cosmetic issues? I (hopefully) won't need to use them but Pittsburgh winters and salty roads can wreak havoc on steel.

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