Product Description

Nerf Bars: 2008 Toyota Tundra double cab crew max 5' bed; Nerf Step

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #52311 in Automotive
• Brand: N-Fab
• Model: T0786CC
• Dimensions: 10.50" h x 13.50" w x 100.00" l, 47.00 pounds

Features

• Nerf Bars: 2008 Toyota Tundra double cab crew max 5' bed; Nerf Step

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Lives up to the hype!
By money_pit
Bolted up perfectly to my 2010 crewmax.
Only gripe with these is the zinc hardware they sent. I just reused the stock bolts for all but 1 hole on each side.
Very high quality, solid steps.
They look great too!

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
2013 tundra.
By Josh Brown
Looks great. Bolted right up with factory bolts. I also didn't use the bolts it came with. It took maybe ten minutes to install.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
N-Fab step bars (2013 Tundra Rock Warrior CrewMax)
By Eric Q Cave
I love these things! They look amazing and give my RW a more rugged look. I was a little disappointed when I received them because they got banged around in the 10' long box used for delivery. I put that on the delivery service not N-Fab. The powder coat was chipped in two spots, but it wasn't worth the hassle to return the 50lb box that was originally stapled together. I just masked off the chips and hit them with a couple of coats of black spray paint. No one notices but me. They took me about an hour to install them by myself with some help from a jack stand. Most of that was prep and getting the tools and equipment that I needed for the install out of the basement of my townhouse. I used the existing factory bolts that came out of the bolt holes specified in the instructions. I did, however, need to use two of the supplied bolts as there are only 10 factory bolts for 12 holes. FYI, the N-Fab sticker featured in the picture is not included. On another note, I almost got the 3-steps, but opted for these. I'm glad I did. On the CrewMax, there isn't enough room between the wheel well and the separation of the bed and cab. The third step would have looked funny because I could only imagine the the third step would have extended a ways into the cab portion of the bars. I could be wrong...it's just my opinion.