APS Running Boards 4 inches Compatible with Jeep Wrangler JK 2007-2018 2-Door (Factory Sidesteps or Rock Rails Have to Be Removed) (Nerf Bars Side Steps Side Bars)

Not big fan of running/nerf boards on my vehicles.........but my bride wanted a set on her Jeep. I gotta tell ya, iBoard has done a remarkable job for simplifying installation!! On my particular vehicle, a 2015 Jeep Strangler, the install took about 1hr. The parts are CLEARLY marked "DF" "DR", and "PF" "PR"...driver front...driver rear...pax front..pax rear. AND they went so far as to put the driver brackets in green plastic bags, while the pax brackets were in clear bags........OMG easy peasy, lemon squeezy! The hardest part about the install was for me to get my 65 yr old carcass up off the garage floor. Lay ur parts out, set the nuts and bolts conveniently nearby w a 13mm socket on an extension and a 10mm box end wrench at the ready. With the supplied Allen wrench, loosely hang all the brackets, slide the "square" nuts onto the boards and hang em. Then start tightening all the hardware. I used a clutch type drill motor w a 10mm socket to pull down the board hardware in no time flat. I also used a small amount of red loctite on the larger hardware bolts for extra security, even though it probably isn't necessary. It took me longer to insure I had all the hardware and lay out the parts than the actual install took. These may be a bit more spendy than others found on the market, but WOW it was worth every penny w the ease of installation. Watching the 5 minYouHoo Video of the install REALLY helped as well. Worry free, corrosion free, light weight, powder coated Aluminum........perfect!!! Well done iBoard!!!

Directions was aweful and not very clear. I was excited to do a YouTube instruction to clarify better instal instructions. Then I came into a big problem. I have a 2015 wrangler rubicon, which instructions say you have to remove the rubi rails. Although, I searched and saw other pictures where the rubi rails were not removed so I attempted. Please note... you do have to remove the rubi rails. When the step bar is on, the gap from where the rails are to the step is so noticeable that I couldn't believe there was no way for me to put back my rubi rails. That was very frustrating, but not at frustrating than seeing bolts sticking out from under the step bar. That by far was the ugliest thing I saw the gap between the rubi rails and the step bar. I could live with the gap and then find something to install to cover, but seeing bolts sticking out was the final decision to return. I took pictures standing close then far to see if there was a difference and if it was still noticeable. I am pretty sure there was not a mistake with me reading the directions. Returning and this time I will be asking 100 questions before purchasing another step bar. Returning something this heaving is a pain. Just saying!

Just got my new running boards for my 2016 Jeep, and they look great on. It took me about an hour to get them on, more because my 53yr old knees don't like the hard ground than anything to do with the instillation itself. The only change I would have liked to see in the instructions would be a parts list so that I could quickly sort out the parts ahead of time. I've built many display items for my job, and this was a standard thing on most of the instruction sheets I've encountered. The instructions are pretty straight forward, once I figured out which of the parts weren't for my model, and I think the flat boards look much better than the tubular styles in the same price range.

Great boards easy to install took approx 40 minutes total. The only thing I would recommend is being patient with it. The instructions werent the best but its pretty self explanatory bolt goes in hole with washer amd nut...etc. I would probably go with a 5" or 6" next time the 4" just seems a bit to small but thats my preference.

Very nice boards. Well made brackets. Instructions were lacking. Rather unfortunate they are made in China. The ones from Go Ibdustries were what I wanted. But they aren't available for a 2-door Jeep and they never responded to my email request.The iBoards are different and appear to be strong and durable.Lack of black caps to cover the hex head bolts. Found a source though. So they look good.

They fit my 2012 2-Door Wrangler Sport. Be aware there is a space between board and body of wrangler, it is adjustable, but you will have a gap. And some of the silver/chrome bolts will be visible after install, have a can of flat black paint ready for touch up. I installed it flush with fenders and it looks good. Easy install.

Directions were a bit confusing but once install one side other side was easy

6". Like the look and the firm step we needed to get in. Came without any problems and easy to install. Instructions out of date because it referenced to a 2012 and I have a 2017, but there is no difference between them. The brackets that attach to the frame are marked for each position. Passenger front/rear is PF/PR, same for drivers side. Only issue I had was the lock washers were larger than I would have liked. Would recommend to anyone.

Didn’t take long , great value

I put these on my Jeep 5 years ago and they are holding up great.

I purchased the five inch wide set...and they look great. However, now I wish I had purchased the six inch wide set.

I have installed these and they look great. A tad bit too long for the two door (ends are into wheel well an inch or so) Easy to install

Installed these on my wifes '18 JK. Easy job. She loves them.I also had a set on my '16 Ram for the 2 years I had it, never had an issue with them.