Adding Steps to a Rubicon

[mcheath30]

Hey guys, first time Jeep owner here. I'm loving my JTRD, but it's JUST a bit too tall and I want to add some steps. I know about the Hide-a-Step from M.O.R.E. (https://mountainoffroad.com/products/jeep-jt-hide-a-step-powder-coated), but I'd really like to get a full length step while still retaining my factory sliders. Does anyone know of a solution, or am I stuck? Thanks for the help, ya'll.

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[brianinca]

While not intentionally steps, the ACE Engineering sliders make very functional steps and do not interfere with ground clearance or with the factory rock rails.

They are no longer "spendy" but have graduated to "SPENDY", unfortunately. https://aceengineeringandfab.com/collections/gladiator/rock-sliders+rock-sliders+

My wife is 5'3" and she VERY much appreciates the step, as do my folks - four fake knees between the two of them.

Hey guys, first time Jeep owner here. I'm loving my JTRD, but it's JUST a bit too tall and I want to add some steps. I know about the Hide-a-Step from M.O.R.E. (https://mountainoffroad.com/products/jeep-jt-hide-a-step-powder-coated), but I'd really like to get a full length step while still retaining my factory sliders. Does anyone know of a solution, or am I stuck? Thanks for the help, ya'll.

 

[Dark_Iron_Mojave]

I went with the Rock hard 4x4 Patriot sliders. They fully replace the factory sliders, which allows you to resell and make some money back. But unlike most other sliders, they provide the same coverage as the factory sliders with the added welded on step. Plus they bolt up to the frame.

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