Now Available! The World's First Removable Drop-Down Step For Factory Rock Slider Rails!! NXTGEN Cross Terrain

[NXTGENAutomotive]

Replace it with some thumb screws to make it even easier to removes.

They need to be tighter than that to meet our weight, durability and functionality standard

But you could always try your own modifications

- The NXTGEN, Inc Team

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[imallcrawl]

Nice product, I would love to have these - my short wife would love these too ! But i'm broke from investing in my suspension lol. Maybe later.

 

[NXTGENAutomotive]

Nice product, I would love to have these - my short wife would love these too ! But i'm broke from investing in my suspension lol. Maybe later.

@imallcrawl Mahalo!!

 

[NXTGENAutomotive]

We've had a few questions regarding the weight rating and we're sorry we forgot to include this.

Our website server is having an issue where it is working fine but we can't edit the site right now.

The weight rating on the Cross Terrain steps is 300 pounds, please note the factory rail does not have a weight rating.

In the shop we have had over 320 pounds bounce on it without issue.

- The NXTGEN, Inc Team

 

[imallcrawl]

320lbs? That's some serious weight handling right there Again, great product guys! I would love to rock these on my JT, but no worries - saving up now

 

[NXTGENAutomotive]

320lbs? That's some serious weight handling right there Again, great product guys! I would love to rock these on my JT, but no worries - saving up now

two of us weighed ourselves independently on our shipping scale and then we both got on the step together and bounced for a little while. So it was very scientific.

we also wanted to check the upward pressure grip of our clamp design:

 

[imallcrawl]

two of us weighed ourselves independently on our shipping scale and then we both got on the step together and bounced for a little while. So it was very scientific.

we also wanted to check the upward pressure grip of our clamp design:

Love it! BUT, you better add a disclaimer how that should not be used as a jack point - even though it can handle the weight, people may get the wrong idea. Believe me, if I didn't know better I'd see that as a useful jack spot especially for lifted vehicles

 

[NXTGENAutomotive]

Love it! BUT, you better add a disclaimer how that should not be used as a jack point - even though it can handle the weight, people may get the wrong idea. Believe me, if I didn't know better I'd see that as a useful jack spot especially for lifted vehicles

Yes, only use approved jack points.

This is just for our internal testing. Never jack a Jeep from the rails

 

[NXTGENAutomotive]

Have you installed your Cross Terrain steps yet? Share your feedback with the community!

Remember: only a few days left to get a free pair of our exceptional Extended View mirrors with your Cross Terrain Steps purchase.

Have a great weekend

- The NXTGEN Team

 

[rotoruda]

I might have missed it somewhere or on the website but what are the dimensions?

 

[NXTGENAutomotive]

I might have missed it somewhere or on the website but what are the dimensions?

@rotoruda, info is found on the product pages:

 

[alextatokuily]

Does anyone have pictures of two pairs on the JT? I’m interested but would like pics first. Thanks.

 

[rotoruda]

@rotoruda, info is found on the product pages:

Awesome thank you. Sorry that I missed it

 

[rotoruda]

Does anyone have pictures of two pairs on the JT? I’m interested but would like pics first. Thanks.

From their YouTube videos

 

[alextatokuily]

Thank you! I also found that pic from the video for anyone interested.

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