TAC Side Steps Running Boards Fit 2007-2021 Toyota Tundra Double Cab Truck Pickup 3” Texture Black Side Bars Nerf Bars Off Road Accessories

Arrived in great condition, no damage. All parts and instructions were packaged and identified. The instructions were complete and easy to read. Installing on my 2013 Tundra Double Cab was easy for one person and took less than an hour. The side steps look nice and my wife appreciates how easy it is for her to get in and out of the truck. They seem solid and well built.

Great quality, easy to install and very sturdy. Shopped for a while and found this to be the best value for the buck, it looks great on my 2020 double cab 4x4 off road tundra. Tundra is pre-fitted for it. I did contact the seller before I ordered it to make sure it fits on my truck. It comes with instructions and all the parts needed for assembly, (except tools of course). All you will need is a socket wrench and two sockets. Pay close attention to the label on the each bracket and everything should be perfect, (I will post a picture of it). DF (Driver Front), DC Driver Center) DR (Driver Rear). PF (Passenger Front), PC (Passenger Center) PR (Passenger Rear). Install the brackets, (don't tighten nuts all the way) install the stair then at the end TIGHT UP ALL THE NUTS. I really recommend those side steps

The Black and White directions made the installation slow. But once I got the correct brackets in the right spot the install was a breeze. Over all I'm pleased.

Very nice dressed up the truck easy to install.

I installed the 4.25” oval running boards on my 2013 Tundra and these things are great! Quality seems very good and hardware installation very easy. Installed in less than an hour with no problems by myself. Some reviewers claim getting the brackets laid out correctly was difficult, but if you take your time and study the installation photos provided it’s not that hard at all. I would definitely recommend these to anyone wanting a good solid set of running boards. Another good selling point is that the step pads are replaceable if ever needed, but they seem of good quality too and doubtful would need to any time soon. Good looking and can’t beat the price!

I got these running boards for a 2008 Tundra. Installation was straight forward. DO NOT OVER TORQUE the front/forward bolts..... Apparently Toyota made these hold but don't get froggy on these...(only use one ugga-dugga) . I recommend anti-seize and take your time as to not cross thread or over torque. Once installed, they work great. The front wheels will spash water directly onto these when there is water on the road..... this makes it sound like what it is ... A Hollow pipe... being splashed! Over-all... wifey can get into the truck, they look great, They are easy to install. WIN WIN WIN DrB

I installed these on my 2020 Tundra double cab today. The sales instructions and the installed parts list state clearly 2007-2021 functionality. Firstly, the parts all seem decently made. Everything was there although zero extra washers or bolts. The frustrations started when I placed out the brackets according to the best interpretation of the supplied photo. This did not end up being where they fit in the end. So I had to mix and match and swap them up to find a combo that would work. In the end, there was no way to make the brackets line up correctly without having a slight twist. I will just have to wait and see if this causes breakage down the road. I was finally able to get all bolts installed, but there is a visible twist to the back bracket in order for the bolts to go in without widening the slots in the brackets. I would have sent this product back due to this issue, but I had it in my basement a couple months before I could install it (unrelated injury) and thought they might not return it, plus it's bulky and seemed a pain to take to an Amazon return site. So on look and function five stars. On ease of installation 2 stars. Would have been five if holes had lined up. It seems like the front brackets have the plate welded on the opposite side as where it should be.

The product cost is great. The product arrived very quickly. The products were packaged extremely well and arrived without any damages. The images provided on the directions is poor quality. The hangers should have D1, D2, D3 (Driver Side #1, etc) and P1, P2, P3 (Passenger Side #1, etc) stickers you help Installer identify them quickly and accurately. As for the 2nd Gen Tundra install, the driver’s side (D3) rear hanger wouldn’t line up with the two mounting holes on the rail. Two gentle presses with the good ole’ size 15 shoes and presto; fits like a glove! FYI, one body hole on each side of the Tundra (2nd Hanger Area) requires some true muscle. Using an 18” breaker bar helps dramatically to thread the long bolt into place. The other holes were not as problematic. Now, the Wifey can spring into the cab without all that huffing and puffing. HA!

Easy to install