SUPER HOOP XM3 POLISHED

These worked great for my 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 club cab. Makes getting in & out of taller vehicles much easier. Came with everything needed to install it & made of quality materials.

Steps work real good just some mods with using a bolt and washer on the front side of the bracket Instead of a screw and thinning the rectangle washer but that's because of my truck. Other than that no complaints and still going strong

It looks good and strong. It arrived in a timely fashion and it was what I ordered. I haven't installed it yet.

The steps are nice and wide with a good grip! They also look cool!!

Purchased for Resale to our customer.

These work very well for getting in/out of the front seats. I was also able to easily make them fold up for off roading by replacing the back of the two mounting bolts with a quick release pin. Remove the pin and they swing up for more ground clearance. The same pin is used to hold them in the up position.

I got a set of the small steps for my MERCEDES motor home a few years ago and I thought they were great,but when we got this garage find 1989 Ford F250 I saw the longer steps and they are perfect.They went on really easy,they look great and the instructions were very easy to understand.They look and fit fantastic. THANK YOU

It took time to get all four on my truck. There isn't any one spot that you can hold them up and go, yep, that's where they fit. That makes it a pain in the butt.

These hoop steps are described as being 5" wide. While it is true they are 5" wide (un-installed), once they were installed according to the instruction manual for my truck, I actually had only 2-1/4 inches of available space that extended past the door frame to put my foot on. That may be enough for your toe, but once you turn your foot sideways to get in your truck, the inside of your ankle and leg rub so hard against the door frame, you feel as though your entire foot is being pushed off the step, which it actually is! Most of the step was under and to the inside of the door frame. I'm a woman with a small foot, so a man with a larger foot would hardy have anything to safely place a turned foot while entering the vehicle. These are very nice looking steps, but they have a very poor design that does not extend out far enough past the door frame of my Ford F-150 truck. If it's this uncomfortable and unsafe now, I can only imagine what it will be like during slippery winter conditions. I would not recommend these steps for my type of truck.

Nothing “khrome” or chrome about them. Just say it…they're painted silver.