Any inexpensive running boards you are happy with?

[DesiG]

I am leasing a lowly XL. I wasn't going to do anything to it but I'm 62 and I need to have a bad hernia repaired. I can see that getting in and out of the truck is going to be an issue after the surgery. I'm not tall and have to kind of "hop in" as it is. Would rather not spend $700 on the factory boards. Anyone have suggestions for more budget friendly running boards that they are happy with?

Thanks

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[Danthony2193]

I am leasing a lowly XL. I wasn't going to do anything to it but I'm 62 and I need to have a bad hernia repaired. I can see that getting in and out of the truck is going to be an issue after the surgery. I'm not tall and have to kind of "hop in" as it is. Would rather not spend $700 on the factory boards. Anyone have suggestions for more budget friendly running boards that they are happy with?

Thanks

I have a 24 XLT and just bought black new OEM running boards off of Facebook for $100. That would be a good place to start. I think(don't hold me to it) that any 2019-2025 will bolt on with no issues.

 

[DesiG]

Good idea. Thanks. I don't do social media but my son does. I'll have him look for me.

Still open to suggestions in case I can't find the OEM boards for cheap.

 

[fordgt]

I bought these on Amazon $209, very easy install. Includes the mounting hardware.

 

[B1rdflu]

I have the Go Rhino RB20's from Real Truck and like them a lot. Not super cheap and the shopping/shipping experience from Real Truck was straight up awful, but nice product and extremely easy to mount up.

 

[superj]

and the tyger blades are decently wide and inexpensive. i have had them since january or february with no trouble

https://www.tygerauto.com/tg-bl3f7318/tyger-blade-66-fit-2019-2026-ford-ranger-supercrew-cab.html

 

[BigBassDaddy407]

I am leasing a lowly XL. I wasn't going to do anything to it but I'm 62 and I need to have a bad hernia repaired. I can see that getting in and out of the truck is going to be an issue after the surgery. I'm not tall and have to kind of "hop in" as it is. Would rather not spend $700 on the factory boards. Anyone have suggestions for more budget friendly running boards that they are happy with?

Thanks

I see you're in florida. I am as well. There is a guy selling oem ranger running boards for 60 bucks in the palm coast area. It's off a previous generation but I think it should fit.

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