Tyger Auto Star Armor Compatible with 1999-2016 Ford F-250 / F-350 Super Duty | Supercrew Cab | TG-AM2F20098 | Side Step Rails Nerf Bars Running Boards

Excellent item! I installed these on my 2005 Ford Excursion. Despite what Amazon says, these fit Excursions just fine. The mounting holes are the same on Excursions and Superduty Crew Cab trucks.Pros:Packaging. Extremely well packaged. I can't over-emphasize this. They were packed incredibly well. Absolutely no damage during shipping - which is amazing considering the size and bulkiness of the box.Finish. The finish is excellent. I'm not a big fan of the crinkle black (kinda looks like ice on a windshield), I prefer a more satin finish. But, that aside, the finish was perfect. No flaws at all. Did I mention the packaging was excellent?Ease of installation. Installation was a snap. It took me about an hour and a half to do on my own. It's a bit awkward to do on your own, and a helping hand would make it much faster and easier. But it's manageable.Sturdy. I'm not a particularly heavy dude - about 180#. But I don't detect any flex when I stand on them and bounce. If you really wanted to tie them into the frame as a previous reviewer stated, you could easily fabricate some brackets that bolt to the mounting brackets and then bolt to the frame of the truck. (In fact, I might just do that, now that I think about it.)Cons: I was disappointed that I had to gamble to see if these would fit my Excursion. I tried contacting the manufacturer on their website, but their "contact us" form didn't seem to work. So I took the plunge. Glad I did. But still, it would be great if they updated their info on this to indicate that it fits Excursions. Are you reading this, Tyger? You could sell more of these if you updated your fitment info and/or fixed your website!Bottom line: The fact that they fit, look great, work great and were packaged and shipped incredibly well make up for the fact that there's some inaccurate information on Amazon.

Was able to install these in a couple hours, including removing my stock running boards. These went on super easy using the stock mounting location. They look awesome on my truck, already received compliments on these. Seem to be pretty rugged construction and great armor for the sides. Definitely higher up than the stock boards, although I did mount them on the highest location up against the body, even on lowest they would be higher than stock boards. That's how I wanted it, and it looks great.

I installed these in a Hotel parking lot with my Wife’s help in 25 minutes. Every hole Location was dead on and matched my truck. 15 minutes for passengers side because I dropped a clip that goes into existing cut outs. That’s on me. 10 minutes for Drivers side fully torqued down AND DONE!!! I have never installed such a easy straightforward set of Truck steps and I have installed my own on every truck I have bought. These went on a F350 SuperDuty Dually. The Ford dealership quoted me $1800 for a set of flat half chrome plastic ones . These are the best I have ever bought extremely heavy duty (50lbs each side) and most definately best deal for price. I found similar for $850 to $1100.

I have wanted these for a couple years.. I decided to treat my old truck to something nice during this plandemic. i previously installed these on my JKU Rubicon, was very impressed....Now there on my 2004 F250 Lariat 4x4.. these are killer, i am a picky person, these are awesome. Fo packaging is top notch... very stout construction.. quality krinkle powder coat.. well worth $500.00 or more, and only xost $330.00 delivered. Two things that would make them better would be, #1 frame mount, but this would prob. require purchaser to do heavy fab work. #2 if the very ends were shaved down .5" they would fit a little better. But how they are, i just adjusted to match bottom of doors with 1.5" gap.The very front edges almost touch the fenders, the rear of them has .25" clearance from body, but the longest flat surface parallel to the doors is the best look and fit, and makes the best sense.... great company, fact.

This is a great quality product and is a direct fit for at least a 2000 Excursion. The "fit checker" claimed it did not fit but the body is based on 2000-2005 super duty which these fit. If you are wondering, it does fit the Excursion, and it sits at about the same height as the stick step. Looks great

These are shorter than stock F-250 rails, so they look a little off...My problem with them is the design of the top rail, it sticks out so your foot will hit it when trying to exit the vehicle. You have to look at your feet to exit.The steps are so angular, your heel will hit the rear edge and not the flat spot. The design of the brackets are side specific, so you cannot swap them. The brackets only line up with the front holes on the 1st and 3rd mounting points, and the rear holes on the middle mounting point. Since you cannot switch brackets from pass to driver side, you cannot adjust the steps to the rear holes to stop your foot from hitting the angular part of the step without eliminating the middle bracket.Overall, they look okay, will probably rust badly in a year or two, but they're not great for exiting the truck.

Installed these on my 2013 F250. Ive done running boards before so total install time was under a half hour for me. Just had initial help to line up a couple bolts and did the rest by myself no jack needed. These things have great weight to them. they dont compromise your clearance and wont even be the lowest thing on your vehicle. The hardware that is supplied is top notch. Aesthetically it looks super nice. I cant imagine my truck without them.I tested these out with my dad who is on the heavier side. He bounced up and down all around and they had no flex. Not to mention he loves how easy it is to get into my truck now. If youre on the fence, dont be. Dont skimp and get something thats flimsy or only one person can step on at a time. You wont be sorry.