Side Door Hinge Foot Step - Folding Hinge Steps for Jeep Wrangler Accessories 2007-2023 JK JKU JL JLU & Gladiator JT, Aluminum Alloy Pedal Rooftop w/Bottle Opener -Pack 1 (Not fit 2021 Gladiator)

I bought 2. I like that they are aluminum and not steel so there is no worry about rust. They are thick and heavy duty, machined perfectly. My favorite part is that they are styled like the grille of a jeep and fit right in.The only con is that the step is hard to drop and put back up but I assume it will get easier with time as the stiff latch wears in.

I didn’t use it as it didn’t fit my Jeep, but this product is solid! Tough built and love the non-bear trap platform. Your only buying one, so keep that in mind (I thought I was getting two).

Best looking steps on Amazon. No labels and big platform to step on. Torque down to 21ft lbs.

If there was more material to the product I could enlarge the holes top and bottom a little bit to make it work but that's not the case here.

Looks really nice just way too heavy.

You get what you pay for! These look good and are built well. I bought two (they are NOT a pair) and they bolted right up in 15 minutes. No sweat. Buy em!

Then this is the one. Heavy duty, high quality, nice finish, great price. Don't worry about that part, if you like the look, just get it. As others have said on install, can be tricky. I cracked all 4 hinge bolts loose, then popped an upper and lower bolt out and put the step in, threading one upper and one lower bolt in just a little each, to avoid problems with the movement of the inner mount part..... Once threaded in a bit, then remove the other upper and lower factory bolt and put the other 2 new ones in. Mines a '15 JK for reference.

Product:Happy with the look, gets me positioned closer to my Rhino pioneer rack. At 5’10” the step is at my waist, so I have to open a window to grab hold while I pull myself up. Used to open a door but it was awkward.Install ((WARNING)):After watching others easily remove their hinge bolts I decided to take a blade around the bolt head edges, torch, and WD40 before taking a breaker bar, only to strip the first bolt… Oh man, knew I was in for it after that. Given I was replacing the bolts anyway, I used an extractor, heard a snap… opened the door panel to get a view of the inside and the bolt had snapped off the bracket with a piece still in the bracket… took the old brackets off and made my own…Conclusion:The product is at no fault, I like the quality, any other product would have resulted the same, but beware if you don’t need the steps for functionality, don’t even bother, it’s not worth compromising your factory bolts.