Snailfly Fit for 2020-2025 Toyota Highlander XU70 Running Boards Side Step Rail Board (4.17")

These look and fit good. Fairly easy to install. The review where they're not happy with the back support - I think they did not put the back support in the right place. Make sure to use the rear most holes and it's fine. Cutting the plastic fairing is the hardest step - just use a sharp utility knife (make sure to cut away from you) and take it slow. These are worth the effort.

Fast delivery, very easy to install, I noticed reviews when I was looking and several said they had poor instructions and were confusing. I didn’t find any of that it took a couple hours to install and seem very sturdy, I weight about 240 and stood on them and saw no sagging all. So far very happy and most of all wife who is short is happy.

They look pretty on my SUV. Nice and sturdy. My Highlander looks better now. The only thing that I notice is that the part close to the rear door a little loose when you stand on, like loose but is not. It was easy to install and took almos 2 hours to y husband.

the Running boards are great .I love my Highlander but it was a little bit bigger than my BMW, THE RUNNING BOARDS help me get into my car.

The media could not be loaded. Had to go to Home Depot to get washers to apply to the racks that were in the car they missed a whole set of rail board holders on the rear where they made the actual holes, but just didn’t send the rails board holder. Definitely not worth the money most likely have to pay a welder to secure this to my car and fabricate, what should’ve been sent to me for $300 I would definitely not buy this product. I’m in 300+ $160 for install and still may need to have someone weld the product into the bottom of my car. Very frustrating.

Honestly, this took me literally almost 3 hours to do by myself. At the end of it. I wasn’t really happy about it because some instructions weren’t clear enough to understand. Overall I was able to install it with little to no help. The material feels okayish but I feel after 1 year living in the Midwest, it will most likely rust out. Fit is kind of snugged but mines came in abit damaged. Passenger side raises higher than expected and makes my passenger door to have difficulties opening all the way with scratching the button of the paint. Readjust it so many times with zero attempts the problem is fixed. I’d say for this much money being spent, go with OEM running boards. There just about 100-200$ more. I’m not going to bother sending back the item since my wife is okay with the looks and set up for it so yeah. For me, it’s on but not perfect. Trying to make it straighten out just frustrates me to where I don’t want to deal with it no more. Choose your choice wisely.Update 10/17/2024Seller was able to communicate with me and made things worked out. 5 stars for customer service, 3.5 stars for item.

Boards looked very nice and appeared very sturdy. However, they required removing and cutting the plastic trim on the bottom of the car, and the instructions were abysmal, so rather than get into all that and possibly messing something up beyond repair, I elected to return them and look for something that mounted without cutting or drilling. Which is a little tough, since it seems to me these vehicles weren’t designed to accept running boards in the first place, so I’m still looking. I didn’t have any problem with the looks or the quality, though. They’re probably okay for someone with a little more aptitude installing things like this.

I got these running boards for my new Toyota Highlander. They look even prettier in person. They are nice and sturdy. My suv looks so much nicer with them. I would recommend anyone who needs running boards to go ahead and get them.