Hoss

I'm getting ready to put Ranch Hand bumpers and a headache rack on my truck and whenever funds allow a tool box. However, due to the height of my truck reaching into the bottom (or even the top) of a tool box from the side is going to be difficult. Who makes a good, sturdy nerf bar that extends beyond the rear cab for toolbox access? I want black to match the bumpers. Preferably frame mount if they make those.

JohnnyRam

The go rhino dominator d-4 are nice i put in a amp step in my dodge

jstone44720

Try looking up the n-fab steps. They looked fairly solid when I was checking them out.

kry226

I have Westin wheel to wheel nerfs. Almost nine years, no issues.

bnold

N-fab here... Pain in the neck to install.

Great looking 3 step and solid for over a year now.

staarma

Here's mine. They are from Frontier. I love them so far.

http://www.frontier-gear.com/html/St.../StepBars.html

Shootist

Iron Cross Automotive wheel-to-wheel. Awesome, easy, sturdy, mount and a real nice black wrinkle powdercoat.

ljvsnyder

If you don't mind me asking how much were the frontier steps?

Hoss

Thanks for all the suggestions. After looking at a lot of them I think my favorite are the Iron Cross HD Steps. No one here suggested them so I don't know how good they are, but they look really sharp.

Shootist

Hoss, I've had Iron Cross bars on two trucks and have no complaints. American made and mount well.

staarma

Picked them up locally for around $480 if I remember right.

Hoss

Do any of the bars mentioned above mount to the frame or do they all mount to the body?

staarma

Mine mounted to the cab mounts and then had extra hangars going to the body. I weigh 250 lbs. and mine are sturdy. Most running boards, etc. make me cringe when I have to actually use them but these don't. Those Iron Cross ones look nice but they wouldn't have matched the diamond plate on my bumper like the ones I ended up with.

MyFirstRide

I have the N-Fab on mine and I like em. Only took about an hour to install both sides from measurin and drillin the holes in the pinch welds to boltin up.