Rocky Road Outfitters Rock Sliders

[Bobbybob]

Anyone have experience with these/this company?? Have been taking my ram a little more off-road and had a boulder bend my Mopar steps (yes, I know they are not rails/sliders) and decided I should prob upgrade.

Ram 1500 Rock Sliders: 2015-19.5 Ram 1500 Rock Sliders

Protect your Ram 1500's rocker panels with Rocky Road's lifetime warrantied Rock Sliders.

www.rocky-road.com

 

[deeve]

Never heard of them, but they sure do look nice and well build. Curious to hear if anyone has any experience with them.

 

[Bobbybob]

Never heard of them, but they sure do look nice and well build. Curious to hear if anyone has any experience with them.

Just looked on YouTube and the real-world reviews about their products and company do not look all that great. Might be looking at some White Knuckles…hearing good things about their products.

 

[deeve]

Just looked on YouTube and the real-world reviews about their products and company do not look all that great. Might be looking at some White Knuckles…hearing good things about their products.

Thanks for the heads up!

 

[LaxDfns15]

Unless they've changed the mounting style (possible, it's hard to see from the pictures for the Ram) they mount to both body and frame. On a body-on-frame vehicle that's a terrible idea.

 

[Bobbybob]

Thanks!

Open to other ideas too. Called WK and they are not making them for my truck yet. 6’4” bed with the 33g tank.

 

[Bobbybob]

I scrapped the whole idea of trying to go with something that is ready to just mount. I found an off-road fabricator in the Denver area who can build a whole set for me and weld them to the frame for me...about the same price if not less. Will post here when / if I get them done.

 

[boogielander]

it looks like those are bolted to the body, thus transferring any force of impact onto the body/ cab.
you want the sliders to be bolted on/ welded on to the frame.

If you guy at Denver can't do it I recommend White Knuckle.