so, I’ve had my F150 for a few years now, and running boards are kinda a must, right? I went with the westin ones. man, they’re sturdy, and I don’t feel like I might fall off when I step up.
But, I’ve seen some guys with Raptor-style boards, and those look cool too. Do they really help with mud and stuff?
I once tried cheap ones, and they just fell off. Not fun at all, trust me.
I’ve had my F150 for a couple years now and I swear by the Amp Research boards. They retract when you close the door and its super slick.
Started using them in Ohio last winter and they held up like champs against all that snow and slush.
I don’t really like the bulky look of some other brands though.
I have a buddy in Texas who swears by the amp research running boards he says they fold down when you open the door super slick. I ve got some rugged style ones on mine but they don’t do that.
I’ve seen those nerf bars too stylish but not as functional for muddy jobs. What a trade off.
I’ve been using the N-Fab running boards on my F150 in Texas and they’re holding up great. Super solid feel and they look sharp. A bit pricey tho.
Last summer I switched to some cheaper ones and they just didn’t cut it. Crazy how much difference it makes. Just my two cents.
I’ve driven my F150 in snowy Canada and the running boards I got are a game changer. The Dee Zee ones are solid they hold up well even with the salt and slush all over.
I’ve seen others with those step bars too they look nice but seem a bit too low for my liking. Just feels like they could get snagged on stuff ya know. Happy with my choice so far.
I ve tried a few running boards on my F150 around Toronto and the amp research boards were pretty solid
They look great and are super durable
I ve been using the Westin running boards on my F150 and honestly they re great for getting in and out when I’m in the snowy depths of Idaho.
But I ve heard of some people having issues with rust after a few years. Just sharing my two cents.
Ive had my F150 in Michigan for a few years now and running boards make such a difference. I went with the N-Fab ones super sturdy and look great. Installation was a breeze too took me like an hour
Some friends swear by the AMP Research boards though says they’re cool but I dunno if I’d want that kind of complexity.
I ve had my F150 for about five years now and I really love my nerf bars. They look cool and make it easier to hop in especially after a long day of work.
Some folks say they squeak after time but I’ve had mine for a while and they still work just fine.
Also they really help with getting my kids in and out.
Ive been checking out running boards for my F150 up in the mountains of Colorado and I must say the Westin ProTrax is something special. Easy install and they look great
Had some concerns about durability but so far theyve held up through some gnarly trails. Definitely worth considering if you like off-roading.
I ve got a F150 and was searching for the best running boards last summer up in Michigan. I found some nice ones that make it easier to get in since I’m not the tallest person.
The ones that mount high are pretty solid for off-roading too which is a plus. Just love the grip.
I’ve had my F150 for a couple years and the N-Fab running boards are great they look tough and make getting in easier.
I found some cheaper ones too but they bend under weight not worth it.
I’ve had my F150 for a few years now living in Colorado and running boards have been a game changer for getting the kids in and out.
I tried those amp research boards but they always seemed to malfunction in the winter.
Switched to some rugged ridge ones and they’ve held up pretty well.
Just wish they were a bit wider for my big feet.
Just got some rough country running boards for my F150 up here in Alberta and I can’t believe how much easier it is to get in and out now. I’ve heard mixed things about the install process but mine was pretty straightforward.
I have my eye on some AMP Research ones too since they retract. They look sleek and could be fun on snowy days. But are they worth the price?
I ve been living in Texas and my F150 definitely needed some running boards. Went with the Amp Research ones and they’re great. They fold down automatically when you open the door which is super cool.
Just wish they were a bit more rugged for off-roading. Saw some guys loving those Raptor-style boards too. All in all I think it just depends on what you want out of them ya know.
Running boards for my F150 have been a lifesaver here in the snowy Chicago winters. I’ve tried a few different brands and the ones that really stood out for me were the Westin ProTraxx. They’re super sturdy and look sleek. I have them on my truck and it makes getting in so much easier especially loaded down with gear for ski trips.
Havent had any issues either they hold up well against salt and slush.
So I recently got a 2022 F150 and I was looking for running boards because climbing in is like a mini workout. I’ve heard a lot about the AMP Research steps but the install looks like a puzzle only a mathematician can solve.
In my buddy’s truck in Texas he’s got the Westin boards and they look pretty sturdy. They’ve held up through mudding trips with no complaints.
I think it really comes down to personal style and how you plan to use them
I ve always loved the look of my F150 with running boards in Alabama they re super helpful for getting in and out specially when the kids are in the back seat. I have tried the Westin boards and they looked great but had some rust over time.
Currently I m using the Nfab ones they are solid and hold up pretty well against mud and dirt. Definitely worth checking out.
I’ve had my F150 for a year and I got these Westin running boards. Best thing ever especially here in the snowy mountains of Idaho.
They look great too and are super sturdy I’m not worried about slipping when I’m getting in and out after a long day of work.
Other folks swear by the AMP Research ones but I think I’m good with mine. Love how they perform.
I live in Texas and I’ve tried a few running boards for my F150. The Westin ones are solid but I’ve had issues with rust.
Also have heard great things about the AMP Research boards they tuck away nicely. Just wish they weren’t so pricey.