2002-2008 Dodge RAM 1500 Regular Cab\ 2003-2009 Dodge RAM 2500/3500 Regular Cab (Excl. Daytona, Rumble Bee and SRT-10 Models) Hairline Finish 4 Inch Door to Door Side Bar Side Step Running Board

APS 4" Brushed Aluminum IBoards

as advertised

APS 4"

After much research, I purchased the iBoards for my 2016 GMC Sierra Silver DoubleCab. The running boards were easy to install and solidly attached to my truck. I chose the 4inch boards due largely to the small footprint and style. My only feedback is with Running Board Warehouse - the box was missing 2 bags of flat washers and lock washers. Luckily, I had plenty from my own personal stash and was able to complete the installation. Since I've previously ordered running boards (for another truck) from Running Board Warehouse and the order was perfect, I'll chalk this error up to: simply an error. In summary, good company, fast delivery, high quality running boards - my truck looks and functions great! PS: I had all-but-completed the order for AMP Research boards and decided to try these - I'm thrilled with the choice (1500.00 vs. 190.00).

Very difficult to install. Brackets had to be modified. Manufacture was of no assistance.

These look wonderful on my 2017 Traverse. The installation was moderate. Not difficult, but more time consuming than I expected. The quality is good too. They are not flimsy and the black and silver fit in well with my black and silver trimmed Traverse. They help my kids get in and out with ease.

These boards are beautiful. Also very useful. Pretty much the perfect size. The rubberized step is nicely secure. Install was relatively easy. Once you get your head around the bracketry, install really speeds up. My one complaint, and it's pretty big for me: a squeak. It's the right rear bracket that mounts to the body mount. It actually runs up against the body. My fix was to make a rubber isolator to fit between bracket and cab corner. All good now but I feel like I shouldn't need to do that.

Boards look great. As for installation, not so great. Brackets were mismarked which made installation problematic. Boards would work out better if the brackets had a height adjustment to get the boards to sit a little bit lower than the door sill. By making brackets adjustable, stepping up into the truck would be easier.

I got the crew cab (double cab) model and the rear bracket mount location was incorrect. The picture in the instructions seemed like it was for a different model truck frame. I had to modify the brackets to make them work. It all took several hours to do aside from the installation time. Seemed ridiculous considering it is marketed as using the factory frame holes. However, the rails do look good on the truck.

Looked beautiful but had no second front brace if you stepped too far forward they twisted causing the rear inside brace on the frame to twist and break the weld really too bad they were nice looking on my 95 Ford F-250. Need to engineer a fix for the front outside attachment