Can this step be attached for entry to the pickup truck bed, or can it only be used to get in and out of the cab doors?
281805
I thought that would be handy too but just looked at my 11 Silverado and there is not a strong enough attaching point on the box sides.
281806
This step can NOT be used for entry to the bed in a normal fashion. It is designed to attach to the welded joint on the bottom of the cab. I purchased Bully AS-550 Truck Bed Side Step for that purpose, but have not yet installed it. Hope this helps.
281807
hmmm. I only did at cab door as its angled for under carriage by door. I have to say no
281808
You can attach them nearly anywhere there is a relatively flat or vertical surface. The brackets are adjustable. I fabricated brackets to mount mine between the back door of the cab and the wheel well so it is easier to secure items in the front of the bed. They are a very sturdy step.
52127
i really can't tell you. but you can enter your vehicle info on the amazon website and it will list the steps that will work for you. that's what i did. you may want a longer step than mine. i'm short, and needed some help getting in and out of the truck. hope this helps. cm
2101873
You can open this will it is loaded, we can open the back of our truck without taking it off or having to tilt, we have 3 dogs which go in and out of the side door, as it is easier for them to get in and out we don't have an outback wagon so all I can say it works on our suv
642066
Just by friction if you choose to do that. The screw mechanism forces the mount under the lip of the side rail. It would work better on a standard size truck bed than my Toyota. I ended up screwing into the bed on the bottom and the side rail inside lip to make it more secure. There are holes for that purpose in the mount.
1037786
Not really. There is a removal foot floor and only one door opens. You can push him around like a stroller.
1571346
You could add some pins to the bar that attaches over the tailgate with a release system that hides behind the tailgate. Its really only beneficial if you have a locking tailgate. If they want in that truck bed... doesn't matter if you have a soft or a hard top... they are going to get in.
549494
I don't know but I have attached a picture of my Tundra with the step in place. I hangs down several inches below the actual hitch.See the product pictures from customers below.
656690
The clip is very strong but at the same time I'm using a inverted step when traveling. So the short answer is I would not use it on a retractable step if you hit a pig bump it may pop out.
2124962
The step can be adjusted to either 4 or 6 inches. It has a 2 in. removal-able bottom part that allows this. This is a very sturdy product, we have found it to be quite useful to enable a 92 year old woman who weights 193 lbs. to climb in and out of our Dodge Caravan. I hope this helps yor decision on purchasing.
977454
I've only used it in the SUV, I don't know how you'd attach it on house steps. I'm sure where there's a will there's a way.
266293
It is designed to slide down a rail at the bottom of the door. The top "T" piece is so narrow you would have a hard time attaching anything to it.
1651950
Yes, it is designed to be used with the cleats in the bed of the truck so the cab type doesn't matter.
2019396
The only reason I can even guess why it's not for pickup trucks is because it does not have any holes drilled into the bottom for mounting it down to the bed of a truck. All you have to do is put four holes in the bottom and bolt it down for security and safety in the bed. This box is a rectangle, there are no lips on the ends to hang onto the sides of the bed either, but I'm sure you knew that. It arrived to us in good shape, nice black paint, all aluminum and gas shocks to hold the lid open. I saw that (not for trucks) when I was ordering and it gave me a bit of heartburn as well, but it is perfectly fine.
1172481
It does fit through standard door openings, but it needs a ramp, not a step. It is fairly lightweight though if you need to lift it. It is okay outside only on a smooth, flat surface. It has hard rubber wheels so if you hit a small rock it jolts, and it's top heavy so you need to be careful outdoors. Also, it's quite difficult to push up hills.
2034626
No not really ...you would need a step ladder to get into the bed if you used both
394972
While this ramp has a lip that is placed over a stair edge or threshold, and could be placed at the edge of your pickup truck bed, I suggest you call the manufacturer directly 800-554-7267 and ask this question. This product by the manufacturer appears more appropriate for your application http://www.pviramps.com/products/product-details/id/4
853268
I wouldn't suggest it these arent long enough they make then for extended cab. You run the risk of someone slipping without the step.