What running boards are these?

[14raminva]

I need new running boards because the ones I have now appear to be cheap and are starting to bubble up and rust . Saw these at the dealership and wondered if anyone had an item number or way to reference them to order online? They appear to be factory but I cant tell. Thanks for the help.
Love the forum by the way! Already did the steering wheel and cluster upgrade to my tradesman and I could not have done it without this forum! Thanks guys

 

[MADDOG]

Those are the same ones that came on my 2014 & 2017 when new.

Have you checked with your dealer's parts department?

 

[NoveskeFan]

Depending on your cab, you can use this link to get the part number and search for the best price:

https://store.mopar.com/accessories/2017-ram-1500-exterior_accessories-running_boards_side_steps/

 

[Big Blue Hemi]

There are quite a few aftermarket running boards out there, some are looking real good.

 

[Georgiagunguy]

Those look like Mopar. The brackets are the same as mine, except I’ve got chrome. I’d rather have those...lol.

 

[Joy360]

Looks like the ones I have 2015 ram 1500 cc got them before I left the lot. Then had them Line X. Was wondering if they'd fit a 2018 ram 2500 cc

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[14raminva]

Thanks for the help guys. I am going to try and find these and hope they use/ fit the same holes already there. Dont know why they wouldn't but you never know till you get down to it lol

 

[kkreit01]

The Mopar bars look good. However, don't they install with those rivnuts that everyone has issues with down the road?

 

[quietpeen]

Thanks for the help guys. I am going to try and find these and hope they use/ fit the same holes already there. Dont know why they wouldn't but you never know till you get down to it lol

if you are looking to get the mopar nerf bars like what is pictured above, there were different part numbers. From what I could tell is that at some point(don't know what year) they changed the mounting brackets. So If you got the newest ones, they might mount differently than what your truck was originally built for. I'm just saying do a little research on what years a particular part number corresponds to.