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I will soon be swapping trucks with my son, my Tundra for his F-150. He needs the larger rear cab of my Tundra for his growing family. I am looking for a set that are open grated such that mud/snow would "drain" through. I recently hunted with a guy that had a set but he cannot remember the brand. They had pretty sharp slotted "cleats" and were very "grabby" for my shoes. Any idea?

Ed,

Not sure if this is what you were looking for.

https://www.topgearautosport.com/19...amp;utm_content=Smart%20Shopping%20group

Something like this?

boards

Thanks gents. Pretty darn close. I'll check out what Summit has.

See if Luverne has their Grip Step series available for your make/model.

I put full length nerfs on my Dodge with an 8' bed. They go all the way back to the rear wheels. That's a HUGE help in getting to stuff in the front of the bed.

Here are some from Rough Country.

Step Bars

I've used Weston wheel to wheel tube steps on my last 3 pickups. They're an oval shape to give a wider step than round tubes. The big thing for me is they don't accumulate and hold as much dirt/mud/slush/salt grime as running boards. Have seen rocker panels rust out faster with running boards that mount tight to truck body. But probably not a big issue in Texas.

Ranch Hand running boards have saved my truck twice and still going strong. Buy a front bumper while you're at it, smacked a doe going 80mph and she dented the tread plate up a little.

Thanks all.