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Go Rhino 63404787T - RB10 Running Boards with Mounting Brackets Kit

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Go Rhino 63404787T - RB10 Running Boards with Mounting Brackets KitProduct Description The legendary RB Series of cab length running boards from Go Rhino will make your truck, Jeep or SUV stand apart from the crowd. With an aggressive, yet stylish appearance, these bolt on side steps take their visual inspiration from the Ford Raptor but are made for more than just looks. The RB10 running boards features a generous step area with Raptor style louvers for maximum traction. The corrosion resistant 16 gauge zinc coated

Product Description

The legendary RB Series of cab length running boards from Go Rhino will make your truck, Jeep or SUV stand apart from the crowd. With an aggressive, yet stylish appearance, these bolt-on side steps take their visual inspiration from the Ford Raptor but are made for more than just looks. The RB10 running boards features a generous step area with Raptor-style louvers for maximum traction. The corrosion-resistant 16-gauge zinc coated steel steps are mounted high and tight, giving them plenty of clearance for off-road adventures, and are strong enough to support hundreds of pounds of weight. The welded, boxed end design is offered in textured black powder coat or rugged, bedliner coating. Hardware and brackets are included and installation on most vehicles will not require drilling. RB10 Running Board Kits come with a Limited Lifetime warranty on materials and construction and a 5 year warranty on the Bedliner finish.

Running Board; RB10; Protective Bedliner Coating; Black; Galvanized Steel; Unlighted; Rocker Panel Mount; 87 Inch Length; Without Drop Down Step

Kit Part # Go Rhino 630087T + Go Rhino 6940475 

Features & Benefits

  • Raptor-Style Running Boards
  • Protects Rocker Panel And Lower Door Area From Flying Rocks And Mud
  • Provides A Wide, Full-Length Step Area For Improved Entry And Exit For Front And Back Doors
  • Rugged 16-Gauge Zinc-Coated Steel, Formed Construction
  • Open Slot Design Helps Reduce Snow And Mud Build Up. Compatible With Gas And Diesel Models
  • Durable Black Textured Protective Coating For Corrosion, Impact And Abrasion Resistance
  • Simple, No-Drill Installation. Includes Mounting Brackets
  • Limited 5 Year Warranty

Attributes

  • Type: Stationary
  • Color/ Finish: Black Matte Textured Bed Liner Coated
  • Material: Steel
  • Mounting Location: Rocker Panel
  • Lighted: No
  • Color Group: Black
  • Wiring Type: Not Applicable
  • Used With Mud Flaps: No
  • Includes Mounting Bracket: Yes - Direct-Fit Type
  • Number Of Boards: Set Of 2
  • Drilling Required: No
  • Estimated Install Time (Hours): 2

Installation Instructions


Specifications:

Description_SHO RB10 Running Boards
Description_INV RB10 Running boards
Description_KEY rb 10, RB 10, RB-10, Running board, running boards, nerf, Nerf bar, Nerf bars, nerf step, nerf steps, side bar, sidestep, side step, Side Steps, slider, side rail, side tails, side step rail, sides, drop step, drop steps, truck step, truck steps,
Description_DES RB10 Running Boards with Mounting Brackets Kit
Description_ASM 2014-2018 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 (Doors: 4 & Body: Crew Cab Pickup); 2015-2019 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD (Doors: 4 & Body: Crew Cab Pickup & Fuel: GAS); 2015-2019 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD (Doors: 4 & Body: Crew Cab Pickup & Fuel: GAS); 2014-2018 GMC Sierra 1500 (Doors: 4 & Body: Crew Cab Pickup); 2015-2019 GMC Sierra 2500 HD (Doors: 4 & Body: Crew Cab Pickup & Fuel: GAS); 2015-2019 GMC Sierra 3500 HD (Doors: 4 & Body: Crew Cab Pickup & Fuel: GAS)
Description_EXT Off-road style 6" wide steel steps
Description_MKT The legendary RB Series of cab length running boards from Go Rhino will make your truck, Jeep or SUV stand apart from the crowd. With an aggressive, yet stylish appearance, these bolt-on side steps take their visual inspiration from the Ford Raptor but are made for more than just looks. The RB10 running boards features a generous step area with Raptor-style louvers for maximum traction. The corrosion-resistant 16-gauge zinc coated steel steps are mounted high and tight, giving them plenty of clearance for off-road adventures, and are strong enough to support hundreds of pounds of weight. The welded, boxed end design is offered in textured black powder coat or rugged, bedliner coating. Hardware and brackets are included and installation on most vehicles will not require drilling. RB10 Running Board Kits come with a Limited Lifetime warranty on materials and construction and a 5 year warranty on the Bedliner finish.
Description_FAB 16-gauge zinc-coated galvanized steel with durable finish for corrosion, impact and abrasion resistance
Description_FAB Limited Lifetime warranty on materials and construction and a 5 year warranty on the Bedliner Finish.
Description_FAB Classic louvered design
Description_FAB Complete kit with bars and mounting brackets
Description_FAB Heavy duty, Raptor-inspired running board design
Description_FAB Optional drop down steps also available (sold separately)
Description_FAB Protective bedliner coating
Description_DEF Running Board


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