Damaged running board, can't find a replacement anywhere

Hey everyone I need some help. I have a 2019 Toyota Tundra SR5 crewmax that I recently bought used off a dealership. The car came with running boards that I really love and just the other day I damaged the right side running board the problem is I looked everywhere to find the exact one and I can't find them anywhere. If anyone knows where I can get these I'd appreciate it very much.

 

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Also, if you post your approximate location someone on here might actually have their old ones taking up space in the garage, and if they are close enough to you might be willing to help you out

 

Sorry the picture for me works let me try and fix that!!! also I'm located in NY

 

If someone can, let me know if you guys can see it now

 

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Give me a sec. I found them, and I'm just looking for a part# for you....

 

How in the hell... I've been looking for 2 days lol

 

Ok, it looks like it's 51771-0C030 for the "board" (not sure if that includes the pad or not)...

the 'pad'# is 51774-0C030, and it looks like the hardware is sold as a separate part # too...

Here is a link, but I wouldn't order until you speak w/someone at a Toyota Parts store and verify the part # contains what part is damaged....

https://trdshop.carlocktoyotaoftupelo.com/oem-parts/toyota-running-board-517710c030

...doesn't have to be this vendor. Any dealer, Ebay, etc. that sells OE Toyota Parts should be able to help you

 

Oh you're a real one, so what I'm getting out of this is that running board is from Toyota themself

 

It looks like it's multiple pieces, so you'll want to make sure you're getting everything you need. So, definitely warrants a phone call before placing an order, but those part #s should get you moving in the right direction.

One of our members posted a question a few years ago wanting to know how they bolted up and such. I found that post and just did a couple quick searches from there

Toyota Tundra ForumQuestion - OEM CrewMax Running Boards ...

 

Thank you so so much you just made this a lot easier for me

 

Definitely appears to be an original design, but you have to be aware that many aftermarket companies also make nearly identical parts that aren't necessarily OE...

If yours is OE it will probably have a part# somewhere on the inside if it hasn't worn off already... or be stamped w/the Toyota logo or the word Toyota on it.

 

My pleasure...

Lots of great info on this forum, and even more importantly, a lot of good folks here with a ton of knowledge that are more than willing to help out when they can.

 

This is how the damage looks if anyone is curious

 

Looks like you're gonna need both pieces (the pad and the board) unless you have a bent bracket or damaged hardware...

If you look at the thread I linked for you in post #13, someone had asked a parts dude if they could get the entire 'kit' as a single part number...

His reply was that since it's not an 'accessory' through toyota you have to buy the set in pieces.

I'd pull the board off, and try to verify part# on the underside of the board. See if you can find someone selling the unit on ebay and such, if not and you have to order from toyota looks like you'll be spending $650-$700 plus shipping (which is going to be high unless you use a local dealer).

 

You think I can just walk into a dealer and ask them to check it out and order me whatever I need?

 

Should be able to, but we've had a lot of guys talking about issues w/some of the dealers not being on their 'A' game...

So, I think it would be a good plan to go in w/the part numbers you believe to be correct (along w/prior knowledge of how much you can buy them for elsewhere as some dealers may price match), let the parts dude come up w/whatever he thinks is right, confirm it w/your #s and see where it lands.

If pricing gets to be too high, you can always look at going aftermarket. Places like RunningBoard Warehouse, Real Truck, etc. are usually going to be a bit cheaper, generally will offer free shipping, and you'll have more choices. Most decent quality aftermarket steps can be had for $500-$700 for the full set (both sides, brackets and new hardware).