Trail FX WSP001KIT Nerf Bar (4)

These replacements fit and look better than the originals and were easy to install. I had more trouble getting the old parts out than installing them. I used a rubber mallet and they fit great. They were expensive but cheaper than getting hurt from a slip.

Took a chance that these would actually work, and was very pleased! Measured my old step pads and these were the exact same size.The remains of the old step pads and the clips holding them in were a little bit of a pain to get out but then it was just a simple process of putting the new clips in the holes on the running boards and pushing the new steps in place. Very happy with the results!

Hardest part of installing these was pulling the old ones out as some pegs got stuck in the old clips. Took me about an hour total to remove, clean, lube, and install. I left the old retainer clips where they were intact, but cleaned the inside and lubed them. I directly put clips into the bar, not the pad where missing. With some Vaseline it was easy to press each peg on the bar in with my hands then gave a good hammer tap when finished. Note the center peg is not center at all. There is at greater distance from the second to middle peg than the 4th to middle peg. Hopefully, the pics will help. Put these pads on nerf bars for 2011 Dodge Ram 1500 Hemi. Happy for now with finished look. They could be a little more thick, rubbery, and flexible, but for the price point this works and perhaps they are suppose to be somewhat rigid.. Bottom line, easy to install and look good at a reasonable price. Time will tell how they hold up and I'll update. Check pics for measurements.

Make sure before purchasing to measure the holes in your step tube by removing 1 of the covers. The step covers only fit one way. It’s helpful to have the correct tools for install. Pliers and drill for getting old covers off including pulling or drilling out the old anchor grommets out. Use a weighted mallet (not hammer) to pound in new grommets and step covers on. The price seems a bit high for the product but worth the money compared to replacing the entire step bumper. Entire process for removing and installing was about 20 minutes with the proper tools.

Perfect replacement pads for my step bars and I like how they don't have any branding. My bars are over 10 years old and I was frustrated the original pads were disintegrating, so I bought all new bars and they sucked. Cheap junk with no QC that didn't mount correctly so I returned them. Only after going through all that did I find these replacement pads! See photos of old and new pads during installation.Install was simple. Most difficult part is removing the old ones. I used plastic body trim removal tools to pry them out and avoid scratching the bars. For the metal inserts that didn't come out with the pads, I used various pliers to pull them out.On the first one, I put the metal inserts in to the bar first. This resulted in one of the end posts getting bent while pushing in because the insert was crimped too much. On the second, I put the inserts on the plastic posts of the pads first. This ended up driving the inserts way up the post and not securing to the bar. Third time, I put the inserts half way in the bar, then laid the pad on top and began to push the posts in to the insert. Then went along and gently used a dead blow hammer to push everything in.I'm convinced most of the bad reviews saying the parts don't fit are because people are trying to install the wrong direction. They can only go one way due to the hole pattern. If they don't appear to fit, turn them around!

Pins on pads and holes in aftermarket bar don’t match up. Can’t find any measurements for pin locations in the pad specs, so it’s not that I just missed them. Drilling new holes in bar very difficult. Product looks fine, but I’d stay away unless I could validate that the pins line up correctly.

I have a 20 year old truck and the maker of my 3 inch tub bars is no longer in business.These replacement step pads had the closest fit related to the 5 pin placement. Thanks to one reviewer who included photos with measurements (in addition to the info the manufacture provided), I realized the front and back 2 pins were a perfect fit. However, the middle pin had to be removed since it didn't line up with the middle hole in my tub bar.It took less than an hour to replace all 4 pad replacement and the look great.I can't speak to durability yet since it's only been a few days since I installed them. But they look stronger than the ones I removed.

These step pad replacements worked great for me. They definitely have a front and rear orientation. If you find the holes aren’t lining up correctly, spin it around 180-degrees. I used a rubber mallet to hammer the pins into the clips. 30-minute installation including removing the old pads which was the most difficult part.

On time and good price