ONINE Landing Zone 7" Integral Stamped Running Boards Custom Fit 2019-2025 Chevy Silverado/GMC Sierra 1500 & 2020-2025 Chevy Silverado/GMC Sierra 2500HD 3500HD Crew Cab Side Steps Nerf Bars

I bought these running boards for a Silverado. They look great, extremely heavy duty and high quality materials and construction. Also, the customer service of this company is excellent. They are very responsive, friendly, prompt and most importantly, extremely helpful. Based on the quality of the product and great customer service I feel you can buy this product with confidence.

I traded my trail boss in for a sierra, and wanted something similar to the trail boss/at4 running boards. These did not disappoint. Classy, low key, and easy to install. Very affordable!

Easy to mount.Powder coating is solid after two seasons.

For 2025 Chev. Silv. RST crew cab. Very heavy metal construction with robust hangers. These running boards look better than the Dealer installed GM ones and are sooooo stable with wet or slick boots. Very important to a real beef rancher such as I. Durable and seem very aerodynamic at highway speeds with NO NOISE. Highly recommend.

Was missing multiple brackets and bolts. Unable to install.Update: the company quickly sent out replacement parts. Install was easy and the steps are high quality. A couple dings from shipping, but nothing noticeable.

Easy to install. Low profile to the truck so they're almost tucked away. I have a 2025 Trail Boss HD and these look good. They match the cubby hole side step in the bed behind the cab. I didn't realize it would but it was an added bonus. I was gonna buy the amp steps....but I couldn't bring myself to do it! These are worth the price and they look great! Out of all the steps on Amazon, these are by far the best ones (imo).

Very nice and very sturdy. Easy to install and look great. Perfect fit on my truck.

Box arrived in good condition. One of the running boards had a slight bend on the top edge, which was easily fixed with a Cresent wrench and slight bending to straighten it out. Otherwise all the brackets and the running board themselves looked perfect. Everything installed and fit together very nicely. One person can do the install but it was much easier with two.To install it, all the body plugs were removed where the brackets will attach, use caution not to scratch the vehicle's underside paint. Then blue Loctite was put on the body to bracket bolts, DO NOT use red Loctitie. Once all the brackets were tightened up, lay the running board on the brackets. Insert and align the mounting brackets onto the running board and through the bracket holes. Do not install or tighten any of the running board to bracket bolts yet. Once the running board is center and positioned where it looks and functions best, now place the washers and nuts per the diagram provided. Leave the nuts under the running board fairly loose for now. One hint I can give is find the exact center of the running board and place a piece of painters tape and mark it. Now with that mark use that to center it by lining up the mark to the gap between the front and rear doors. Use the pinch weld under the doors and measure the distance from the running board to the pinch weld, I adjusted my gap to 1 1/8" measuring in the front and rear. When everything is aligned and space out away from the vehicle and tighten the 8 bolts on the bottom of the running board. Hopefully the finish holds up to stepping on it and as for standing on it it doesn't seem to flex at all and I'm 240lbs.