running boards/side steps
The running boards I purchased, I am not happy with. There is a very good chance I am going to either return them or see if they fit my husbands truck. But, I don't think I want them on my Durango. My kids can get in with the need of the running board and I am SO afraid it is going to make my ride look fugly!!
Ordered the factory running boards when we bought the D in January. By April they still hadn't shipped with no word on when they might. Put on the black "square" tube steps, which stick out a little, but look good. Wanted factory units as they're covered under the vehicle's warranty. The boards put on my Ram years ago started to peel after 2 years and were replaced with no questions.
The running boards I purchased, I am not happy with. There is a very good chance I am going to either return them or see if they fit my husbands truck. But, I don't think I want them on my Durango. My kids can get in with the need of the running board and I am SO afraid it is going to make my ride look fugly!!
I ended up deciding to "try out" the running boards I bought and I am happy with them. My new wheels stick out a bit further than the factory wheels, so it actually helps the running boards look good. At least I think so. But, honestly, the best part is that my kids can get into my Durango now without having to "climb."


I ended up deciding to "try out" the running boards I bought and I am happy with them. My new wheels stick out a bit further than the factory wheels, so it actually helps the running boards look good. At least I think so. But, honestly, the best part is that my kids can get into my Durango now without having to "climb."

They are from Westin. I had to order the mounting kit from a separate website. By the way, I was able to easily peel the Westin sticker off the running boards. No offense to westin, but I thought their sticker was really fugly, so it had to go.
Running Boards:
http://www.westinfactoryoutlet.com/R...tin-276105.axd
Mounting Kit:
http://www.streetsideauto.com/p/west...board-27-1975/
I'll admit the front brackets were easy to put on. My husband said lots of foul language while putting on the back brackets. The space available to drill the hole that was needed way very tight.
Running Boards:
http://www.westinfactoryoutlet.com/R...tin-276105.axd
Mounting Kit:
http://www.streetsideauto.com/p/west...board-27-1975/
I'll admit the front brackets were easy to put on. My husband said lots of foul language while putting on the back brackets. The space available to drill the hole that was needed way very tight.
I ended up deciding to "try out" the running boards I bought and I am happy with them. My new wheels stick out a bit further than the factory wheels, so it actually helps the running boards look good. At least I think so. But, honestly, the best part is that my kids can get into my Durango now without having to "climb."








