Side steps
- Thread starter Criscone
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ram-head
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I didn't have them on my 3rd gen and I noticed the outboard side was definitely flatter. I haven't had my 4th gen long enough to say if that's why. I didn't want them at first, but left them on for my wife and daughter. Now I've gotten used to the look and they are nice for getting in and out. Plus, they give me something to knock the mud and snow off on.
dsw1519
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- 2013 Laramie CC 4x4
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- HEMI 5.7 8 Spd.
My 06 had 20k miles on it when I bought it and the seat was already showing wear on the outside edge. Getting in and out of the truck I could see how it was going to quickly get worse, so I added side steps. I honestly feel like they made a difference to the seat's life span, and the seat didn't get any worse. I ordered my 2013 with side steps.
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jacsyl94
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I love mine..but was more for my mom and wife to get in..plus it will help once I get my 35's on it..
dogcar3
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- Hemi 5.7
They do make things more convenient. Mine (Aluminess) are going to offer more protection as well. I think if they are rugged looking like Nfab or Aluminess etc they look good. Not a fan of chrome. All depends on the the truck and what it will be used for.
