Steps board for tundra 2022

Any one know if there are steps board available for the tundra that are in that still?
https://n-fab.com/trailslider

Looking for something that is in Metal with a Line X still Finish and that are at the same height of the door panel and I want them to be full lenght not like the predator still that are lower then the truck and are only small part to put your feet.

 

Check out GoRhino.com, they have a few products out for the 22.

 

Thanks for the info. sad but no model that I like. Those look ok
https://www.gorhino.com/series-513-...ts.html#!model=TUNDRA||make=TOYOTA||year=2022

But I live in Canada, I fear that this will rust. I'd prefer a style that don't accumulate snow and salt.
something like those.

 

Why not the aluminum TRD steps? They seem to fit your description. I’m in Canada as well and got the aluminum steps for this reason.
You can purchase them here: https://www.tacomatownonline.com/co...022-c-tundra-trd-cast-aluminum-running-boards

 

I saw those, they lok good I find but i was hoping to find something that is more rounded. like the one I poste above.

 

Those are more of Rock Sliders than running boards or side steps.

 

yeah, Don't care that they are real Rock Slider or side step. I just like the look and they would work as side steps. I have no intention on getting my truck stuck and trying to lift it with a high lift by the side step. I have a TRD off road with all the cool offroad drive mode but no Tow hook. I'll take my ATV if I want a go off road

 

You're looking for Rock sliders, not a step. Nothing available aftermarket yet. I'm sure by summer there will be aftermarket options for rock rails.
Best options are the ones already suggested.. you can try contacting your local Toyota parts department about the OEM rock rails for the new Tundra.. but it will probably be difficult finding any available.
Not my truck below, but according to the individual who bought it, the rails already came installed from the factory.

 

These seem much more tucked and hidden than the pictures suggest and I expected.

 

Agreed, from the stock photos they look like there's a pretty big footprint. However in reality they do look pretty tucked. Guy actually bought the truck from a dealer in Moses Lake. I asked for different angles.. but either way they still look pretty tucked.

 

Don't mean to hijack the thread from the OP, but are you in good contact with the owner of this truck? I have been trying to locate someone who got the rock rails from the factory to get a part number off them. You think you can reach out and ask? If not I completely understand.

 

I personally don't know him. He's part of a helpful public forum on facebook. 2022+ Toyota Tundra Owners.
Feel free to join and shoot him a message.
Owner of this truck is Gary Sather.

 

Here are the TRD boards.

 

@ToyoTundra89 when you open the door can you walk step on it? It look like with the door close you can't step on them? not exactly what I'm looking for but they look good. I want a be able to used them to wash my roof, when I clean the truck.

 

Those are currently my first choice but they are 1500$ +tax and they are not the exact look that I'm looking for. I understand that they are aluminum and that add to the cost.

 

If I could find something like those I'd be happy. Love the look

 

wow, I just looked up my order and pricing was as follows.

Order Summary:
1 products , 1 items $ 849.15
Tax $ 67.93
Total $ 917.08

did they raise the prices?

 

no idea... or it suck to live in canada.. we get rape

From toyota canada web site might be cheaper is I installed them my self not sure.I would need to call my local dealer.

 

I appreciate the info I'll try and ask a family member with Facebook, I don't have any social media lol

Probably my second choice for OEM boards/sliders/steps...

That price seems way too high, shop around some of our Toyota dealer parts vendors here for a better deal...like the one below.

Just kidding that might be cause he's our neighbor to the north...just saw his last post.

 

They may be charging a ton for install. It was as easy as it could be to install.

 

I ordered the GoRhino RB20 Slim's yesterday. Just over $500 shipped with their 10% off sale. I'll post pics when they show up.

https://www.gorhino.com/series-506-...ts.html#!model=TUNDRA||make=TOYOTA||year=2022

 

These are the same ones I sent to you yesterday but Tacoma Town (Cochran Toyota in AB) had them for slightly cheaper. Most dealers are not even stocking these and when I called a couple of weeks back, they have them on backorder of 180 units.

 

Problem with the ones from Tacoma Town is shipping is $150 which, if you are not close to them, puts you pretty close to just getting them directly from the dealer already installed. I compared the US price of the TRD running boards which is $999 USD. So after conversion to canuck dollars that's $1265. Then there is tax, you have to somehow get them here or pick them up south of the border. All in it ends up being close to the same. Toyota just charges a ton for their accessories. I had iBoards on my 2020 and they are also solid aluminum and they were only $250 CAD on Amazon. Not sure why the Toyota ones are $1k+. Unfortunately, few options at the moment.

 

I found a guys in Montreal that would be waling to make me the one I posted above. I live in Ottawa. I need to find a way to go see him so he can take the measurement. The picture I posted above was his work but he only has it for the Tacoma and 4 runner I believed. but he he looked trilled at the idea of making some for the tundra.

 

Would love to hear the feedback regarding this. I'm looking for the exact same look similar to the Taco you posted which looks like a straight up rock slider. Tyger Star Armor (what I had on my 20 Tundra) said theirs will be availabale by May....edited post. Looks like they have them now. https://www.autoanything.com/nerf-bars/77A25739A8242933.aspx

 

these have my interest. Please do post some photos when installed.

 

I ordered and will be receiving Thursday the Go Rhino Dominator D1 for 22 DblCab. Plan to lift afterwards, just need these for the little woman to climb in the cab. You know, priorities.

 

Almost every off-road outfitter/ fabricator will have a set like these for sale soon if not already (Westcott, C4, CBI, etc)
These are true rock sliders…mounted to the frame and more than likely steel (aka heavy).


I like the look too personally but don’t need it for my applications (I understand others do who will take their truck to some places where the need exists)…

Hope you find what you are looking for at the price you want but they will be flooding the market soon enough if you can afford to wait a bit.

 

from experience (and gorhino will tell you the same), the brackets for the rb20 model don’t fit the 22s. I’m in the process of having mine returned now and plan to get the DSS model.

 

I've read that the TRD running boards are so tucked in that it makes it difficult to get your foot on them to step...especially if wearing work boats. What say you ?