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Fits 2005-2023 Toyota Tacoma Crew Cab
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Two 4 Inch Drop Steps Per Running Board
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Sold as a pair
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Two Stage Black Textured Powder Coated Steel
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Comes with removeable, aluminum, ready-to-paint accents
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30 Minute Install with Basic Hand tools, No Drilling Required
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Non-Slip Step Surface
Slide into your 2005-2023 Toyota Tacoma Crew Cab and glance down. What do you see? If it's not Fishbone's 4-Inch Drop Step Running Boards, you're missing out. Tailored for both 2nd (2005-2014) and 3rd (2015-Current) Generation Tacomas, these aren't just ordinary steps. They're an infusion of style and off-road spirit right under your doors, the perfect companions to your fresh front and rear bumpers.
Picture this: you're about to ascend your Tacoma, and as your foot lands, you feel the reassuring grip from the non-slip step surface. Rain, sleet, or mud – these Toyota Tacoma foot steps stand their ground, ensuring you and your passengers can too. Designed for the adventurous spirit, they're crafted from sturdy two-stage black textured powder-coated steel, promising longevity and resilience against the elements.
And there's a twist – removable aluminum accents under the steps that are ready-to-paint. Want a dash of color that complements your truck? Paint it on. Prefer an open design that lets water and mud wash through? Simply remove them. It's customization at its finest, blending aesthetics with functionality.
Installing them? A breeze. With basic hand tools and just 30 minutes of your time, your Tacoma transforms. No drilling, no fuss. Just a seamless integration that looks like it's always been a part of your truck.
Trust the expertise at Fishbone Offroad. Their state-of-the-art scanning and CAD technology ensures a flawless fit, capturing every detail of your Tacoma. They're not just making products; they're setting the gold standard, raising the bar in design, functionality, and aesthetics. With Fishbone Offroad, you're not just buying an accessory; you're making a statement.
Installation Instructions
Download: FB21351 Installation Instructions.pdf