AfterMarket rockers Side Steps

[Fireball2020]

Anyone find any after market rockers or side steps for the Gladiator? I bought ones for a JL and they don’t work. Looks like you need 4 brackets. Any comparable vehicles that will work?

Thanks

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[TJ Mitchell Films]

These are the only ones I have seen out so far http://evomfg.com/EVO-MFG-Products/Jeep-Gladiator-JT/Jeep Gladiator JT > Armor?product_id=481

 

[homerun]

I like these, wish they were frame mounted.

https://aceengineeringandfab.com/collections/gladiator/products/ace-jt-gladiator-rock-sliders

 

[ACE Engineering]

I like these, wish they were frame mounted.

https://aceengineeringandfab.com/collections/gladiator/products/ace-jt-gladiator-rock-sliders

They are not frame mounted, but they are a really rock solid mounting system. We've put them through the paces on the JK and JL over the years without issue. I'm sure we'll have some hardcore real world video with the Gladiator soon as well.

Anyways, here's the JK version doing work:

Thank you,

ACE Engineering
www.acejeep.com

 

[Choj]

They are not frame mounted, but they are a really rock solid mounting system. We've put them through the paces on the JK and JL over the years without issue. I'm sure we'll have some hardcore real world video with the Gladiator soon as well.

Thank you,

ACE Engineering
www.acejeep.com

So does that keep the stock rails on the Gladiator as well?

 

[Renegade]

I don;t like how low a lot of the frame mounted sliders sit. I plan to have some custom built. Something like these:

 

[ACE Engineering]

So does that keep the stock rails on the Gladiator as well?

Yes, they're designed to work with or without your stock Rubi Rails.

 

[OCGld8r]

Yes, they're designed to work with or without your stock Rubi Rails.

Do you happen to have any pictures without the Rubi Rails?

 

[ACE Engineering]

Do you happen to have any pictures without the Rubi Rails?

I'm sorry, we don't have any pics of the Gladiator Sliders without Rubi Rails yet. I will post some once we have them. Here's some shots of the JL without Rubi Rails though.

Thank you,
ACE Engineering

 

[MotoBrad]

I may have to get a set of these. Really curious how they feel as a step though, my fiance is height challenged, and I'm not as limber as I once was. Are they a good comfortable step for a big 260 lb dude with size 12 shoes?

 

[ACE Engineering]

I may have to get a set of these. Really curious how they feel as a step though, my fiance is height challenged, and I'm not as limber as I once was. Are they a good comfortable step for a big 260 lb dude with size 12 shoes?

Yes, they make a really good step into the Jeep. Between TJ, JK, JL and JT we've sold probably close to 10,000 sets of these and the majority of those customers have bought them as a step primarily. I'm sure others on the forum who have them could offer their insight as well.

Thank you,

 

[MotoBrad]

Yes, they make a really good step into the Jeep. Between TJ, JK, JL and JT we've sold probably close to 10,000 sets of these and the majority of those customers have bought them as a step primarily. I'm sure others on the forum who have them could offer their insight as well.

Thank you,

Awesome, thanks for your quick response! Will you guys be having a black Friday sale coming up?

 

[ACE Engineering]

Awesome, thanks for your quick response! Will you guys be having a black Friday sale coming up?

It's already happening. These are $135 off right now with coupon code JTBFSLIDER

https://aceengineeringandfab.com/collections/sale-of-the-week/products/ace-jt-gladiator-rock-sliders

Thank you,

 

[Woohoo]

Anyone find any after market rockers or side steps for the Gladiator? I bought ones for a JL and they don’t work. Looks like you need 4 brackets. Any comparable vehicles that will work?

Thanks

Rockslide Eng. has and are awesome

 

[MotoBrad]

Anyone find any after market rockers or side steps for the Gladiator? I bought ones for a JL and they don’t work. Looks like you need 4 brackets. Any comparable vehicles that will work?

Thanks

Rock Hard have a set that replace the lightweight stock sliders and attach to the body in about a dozen spots. I ordered a set, but they still haven't arrived. They have excellent reviews and are super strong and thick, made in USA. You can get the angled up or down for an even lower step, which is neat. I went with the lower ones for the easier step.

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