Side steps for 2 Door

[At Risk Ute]

Red one. Gray

The red also seem less likely to get caught on an obstacle off road.

Bingo. Looks like something on a SlowRunner. I vote red.

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[Jackiemohro]

Who makes the one on the red Jeep? I need that for my two door.

https://www.quadratec.com/p/quadratec/qrc-side-armor-step-jeep-wrangler-jl

 

[dchemphill1]

I went this way on my two door.

 

[rk911]

We chose this style of running board.

 

[Chrisbayridge1]

I really like yours ?

They did a great job of protecting the Jeep from Rauch Creek to Crown King and they help my short wife into the Jeep ?

 

[Jackiemohro]

I went this way on my two door.

These are actually on my short list. They look also a little grippiger, if rainy. I like them a lot actually. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Chrisbayridge1]

I went this way on my two door.

Nice! I regret not buying this color Jeep I didn't realize how the black paint shows every speck of dirt

 

[Old Jeeper]

https://www.quadratec.com/p/quadratec/qrc-side-armor-step-jeep-wrangler-jl

Thank you...

 

[AnnDee4444]

They're expensive, but I'm a fan of the Mopar 82215129AB Performance Rock Rails. They're like stock Rubicon rock rails but wide enough to be used as a step.

 

[The Fixer]

They make more sense if you're going to do a lot of off-roading they protect the Jeep better than regular Rock sliders from the factory and they don't have that separate step that could get hung up on rocks

I agree, that lower bar will help you glide over stuff if you get close. I prefer a closed top though so my kids or anyone that had to climb in back wouldn't worry about getting stuck. So far, I haven't dragged or wrecked my steps yet, but I wheel Greens only a couple times a year at Rausch and AOAA.

They're expensive, but I'm a fan of the Mopar 82215129AB Performance Rock Rails. They're like stock Rubicon rock rails but wide enough to be used as a step.

I like those too, I've been trying to convince my son to get a set for his JLUR. He's the tallest out of us at 5'7" so he can get in and out without a problem, but watching me (5'2") or my wife (5') climb in it with the 35s is hilarious.

 

[agpr2016]

Which style makes more sense? The “Grey” or the “Red” example?

i am torn, my husband has for his truck the “Grey” one and it works great to get in, but when I want to use it to get out, it’s in the wrong spot (at least for me).
Female, 5.7, 24 Willys, daily driver … which I think pretty high ?

What company makes the rock rails for the gray Jeep?

 

[Speed331]

Have had these Barricade Enhanced Rubi Rails rails for over two years now and really love them. The nerfs are just wide enough to use as a step without jutting out too far. And they've held up great in the rocks. They mount exactly like the oem rails and fit perfectly out of the box.

 

[Jackiemohro]

What company makes the rock rails for the gray Jeep?

https://www.extremeterrain.com/rugged-ridge-spartan-nerf-bar-textured-black-2018-jeep-jl-2-door.html

 

[Jackiemohro]

Have had these Barricade Enhanced Rubi Rails rails for over two years now and really love them. The nerfs are just wide enough to use as a step without jutting out too far. And they've held up great in the rocks. They mount exactly like the oem rails and fit perfectly out of the box.

I like how they cover the “holes” on the side of the truck. They look great. Haven’t seen them before - serious contender!

 

[Speed331]

I like how they cover the “holes” on the side of the truck. They look great. Haven’t seen them before - serious contender!

My 5'4" wife really likes them - even more so after a 2.5" lift!
Because they're textured, she feels secure using them as a step without fear of her foot slipping off.

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