Show me your quad cab side steps

[SacRebel]

I’d like to install side steps on my Rebel. But I honestly don’t know what style would look best on my truck and be durable. So I’d like to see what others’ are installing on their quad cabs.

 

[2019REBEL]

I have the crew cab but look at GoRhino RB10/20. I have the 20's on mine and am very pleased with their look and they are very solid.

 

[ScottR]

I just put these 4” Tyger steps on mine , they were cheap and I like them for what it’s worth. I didn’t want steps but the wife was complaining about stepping up into the truck.

 

[Dredram]

Looks good any problems with the threads on the studs?

 

[ScottR]

No I just used a dermal with a wire wheel to clean them up . Took me about 10 mins to do all.

 

[Jagtyson]

I’d like to install side steps on my Rebel. But I honestly don’t know what style would look best on my truck and be durable. So I’d like to see what others’ are installing on their quad cabs.

Well, I liked the look of Rhino side steps but they did not make for quad cab. After tons of research I installed the Mopar Off-road RAM steps shown in the accessories section of the RAM brochure. Super heavy cast aluminum (not rust ready steel) with very nice bed liner textured coating. I was very impressed when the box arrived and they were not cheap hollow steps.

They were not inexpensive even with my dealer business account I paid $716 with them delivered to my door in 3 days.

Very sturdy, mount very close to the body blocking sand & dirt blasting the truck rockers and wide enough to actually step on verses just getting pant legs dirty getting in and out like the stock steps i finally removed on my f150.

Bit higher than everyone's $300 sets but for the quality, aluminum, textured coating, fit and of course the RAM name on the step they are the best truck steps I've ever had.

Stopped by my dealer the day after I installed and the sales manage asked how I got them, how good they looked and how he wished he had put them on his 2019 RAM.

 

[SacRebel]

To follow-up with the original post I went with the Westin HDX Xtreme. I saw all styles of side steps and thought these would compliment the hard lines on the truck.

The install was fairly straight forward. Like Scott from above I used my Dremel and the steel brush bit to remove the paint on the under carriage bolts. I also used the Dremel to grind off the rivets holding on the HDX tag. Just two small holes left.

As soon as I got in the truck I was like why didn’t I do this sooner.