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N-Fab RS Nerf Step 2020 Jeep Wrangler Gladiator 4DR All Beds - Cab Length - Tex. Black

SKU: NFB519418012
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$449.99
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"The RealTruck Nerf Steps RS offer a lower profile and easier access to the original hoop-step formula. A signature 2-in. primary tube hugs the rocker panel, keeping the drop step close to your truck to help maintain ground clearance while delivering a clean, sporty profile.?Heavy-duty steel construction backs every part of the design, engineered to outlast the elements. A durable powder coat finish helps resist corrosion and harsh conditions, maintaining a clean, finished look over time. An extra-wide 4.75-in. drop step gives you more room to plant your foot, and a more aggressive raised, dimpled non-slip surface helps shed dirt, mud, and snow for stable footing in any condition.?Drop-down step plates give you a lower step-in point for easier entry and exit, while the tight-mounted rail helps protect your rocker panels from everyday road debris. Getting in and out feels natural, with wider step plates offering more confident footing than a standard hoop step.?Supporting up to 300 lbs. per step and 600 lbs. per side, RealTruck Nerf Step RS give you a level of strength and stability you can feel every time you climb in. That capacity holds up whether you're loading gear, hauling passengers, or getting to a job site. The RealTruck Nerf Steps RS deliver the same rugged reliability as the original, with a lower, sportier stance.?Installation uses factory attaching points, with no drilling required. Most applications can be completed in under 60 minutes with minimal tools. The Nerf Steps RS are backed by a limited lifetime structural warranty and a 5-year finish warranty, supported by dedicated product experts and a customer service team based in the USA."
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