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I just asked my buddy who is a Higher manager at Hendricks Dodge jeep Ram in Concord and he's heard nothing of it. He said if it was happening they would know. Sounds like someone was just spatting off some bull to me

It already looks better to me than oracles lights and probably better quality honestly. I'm interested for sure.

I've did the same to my 37's and the caulk test comes out perfect at 33 to 34. Not sure how your variables are different but I guess something must be different but if your good running them at that pressure then have at it. I've never had a problem getting perfect wear at 33 to 34 on any set...

Because I got time to kill and nothing to do and figured I'd get others thoughts on it. Out of work until the middle of May because of surgery .

I agree but can't justify getting hammered like that on price even for something american made. I mean that price is totally jacked up when compared to other steps on the market. The JK had similar quick disco steps and they were only $350 a set .

Very accurate. Some people for some reason just like to say, I only run 26lbs in mine. I personally haven't found a reason to run my psi that low on the road in any jeep I've owned.

Because it makes no sense to run less than that. Mine wear even and ride great at 33 or 34 psi. Say what you want but under 30 for road use and your gonna have less life out of your tires.

Kanati trail hogs 37 12.5 17 measure 36.5 mounted on 17x9 fuel wheels at 34 psi.

I never said they were the best but they aren't garbage either. I'm sure there are better options out there, most of which give up some sort of ground clearance.

Explain how that would happen. You would just remove them if going off road. That's the point, they are easily removed and a step for when you need a step. Just the price, needs a better price point The STIRRUP is mounted to your OEM rocker rail with a bi-sectional clamping bracket. No...

These comments seem crazy to me because I've really beat a few pairs of the factory ones up on 2 jeeps and they are pretty solid for what they are and they can be used as a jacking point. Not saying they are or aren't better than the Rock Hard sets but they definitely aren't garbage. A ton...

True but if your only lifted a 1-3 inches it would be perfect In my opinion especially for someone like my dad who can't physical get his leg inside if the jeep but could get it to the step and then pull him self inside the jeep. Any higher than 3 inches then your right it probably would need to...

A Max tow will clear 37's on stock wheels with that lift on.

Exact thing my wife said when I showed her.

Agreed. $1000 is just crazy

Mines lifted and it would help someone who needs just something for leverage to pull their self up. My dad has a bad hip and limp and this would allow him to put his good leg on the step and then grab the handle and pull himself inside the jeep. It's not for me, I got at least 4 people in my...

Yeah, I've had to carry one of those for my dad before but getting it in and out looks crazy. We normally just take the BMW now if my parents ride with us. I'd more than likely want 4 because unless I'm off road I'd probably leave them on and remove them when going off road. The appeal to me is...

Even the Bronco has something and less than $400 for 4. https://broaddict.com/products/2x-ez-steps-for-2-door

I mean in reality if they can make these so cheap I really can't see how they can justify the $1000 price tag. Something like this would be all I'm looking for but for a Rubi rail. Any engineers on here with welding skills should make a effort to brainstorm something. I got the image in my head...

Totally agree, I'd take something made out of a lesser material if it was half the cost. I got excited because when I clicked on it they were like $494 and I was thinking, ok for a set of 4 but then 2 for that, dang.