Installation Time
(approx) 2 Hours
Difficulty Level:
Light to Moderate mechanical skill required.
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Hey, guys, it's Sarah from extremeterrain.com and today we have a review and install of the RedRock 4x4 Pinnacle Oval Bent End Side Step Bars, fitting your '07 through '18 four-door Jeep Wrangler JKs. These step bars feature a heavy-duty tubular stainless steel construction with a black powder coat finish. With their large oval design and durable step pads, these steps provide easy access into your Jeep in all weather conditions. So, if you spend a lot of time off-road with your Jeep, these might not be the way to go. These don't provide as much protection as a rock slider would, and they're also gonna decrease your ground clearance. However, if you just take your Jeep off-road occasionally or if you're just looking for a stylish way to add steps to your Jeep, especially if it's lifted, these are an excellent choice. Coming in at around $250, these steps are one of the most budget-friendly options you can choose for your Jeep. I'm giving this install a two out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter. It can be done in approximately two hours and features a direct bolt up installation.Now let's jump right into our install. For this install, you will need a 3/8 drive ratchet, 10-millimeter wrench, 16-millimeter wrench, 13, 16 and 10-millimeter sockets and some optional but helpful tools include a 3-inch extension and an impact gun. All right. So, the first step in our install is to grab these small support brackets and get them mounted right behind your pinch weld. You're gonna wanna grab your smallest hardware for this and you're going to want a bolt, lock washer and washer, as well as a washer and a nut for the other side. You wanna leave this loose until you get the other side of your bracket installed and then you can tighten everything down. So, when you go to line the second bracket up, take a look at the bottom of your Jeep. If you have a threaded hole there, grab your 8-millimeter by 35-millimeter hardware to get this installed. If you don't have a threaded hole, grab the nut plate as well and insert into the bottom of the Jeep to get it threaded. Ours has a threaded hole so we're gonna grab our hardware and get this installed.With our bracket attached to our Jeep loosely, we're gonna bolt the brackets together in the center here. Make sure that you have these lined up so that the larger bracket is in front of the smaller one. Grab the 10 by 30 millimeter bolt as well as the lock washer and washers on both sides and attach these. Grab a 13-millimeter socket and tighten down the bolt holding the bracket to the very bottom of your Jeep. Next up, grab a 10-millimeter socket and a 10-millimeter wrench and tighten down hardware that's holding your second bracket to your pinch weld. Finally, tighten the hardware holding the two brackets together using a 16-millimeter wrench and a 16-millimeter socket. This is the threaded hole on our Jeep. If yours does not have a threaded hole here, you will need a nut plate to insert that and then your hardware. So, repeat that process for the center of your Jeep, line up your bracket, get the 6 by 25 millimeter bolts and thread your hardware over the back.Again, we're just gonna get these started and then tighten them down later. Grab the bracket that says the center on it right here. These are different across the Jeep as well as front-back center. Line it up with your threaded hole on the bottom of the frame and thread your hardware. Finally, get your hardware installed between the brackets to attach them. Grab your 13-millimeter socket and tighten down the bolt holding your larger bracket to the bottom of your Jeep. Grab your 10-millimeter socket and wrench and tighten down the hardware, holding your first bracket to the pinch weld. Grab your 16-millimeter socket and wrench and tighten down the hardware holding the brackets together. Repeat that process with the bracket on the front of your Jeep. Grab the bracket that has the F for front and install this one. Attach your two brackets using the provided hardware. Grab your 13-millimeter socket and tighten down the bracket to your Jeep.Grab your 10-millimeter socket and wrench and tighten down the hardware holding your bracket to the pinch weld. Using your 16-millimeter socket and wrench, tighten down the hardware holding the brackets together. At this point, you can grab the step that corresponds with the side of the Jeep that you're working on and set it on top of the brackets. Line up the holes on your step with the holes on the bracket and insert the hardware. Once you have the center lined up, line up the rear and thread the bolts in. You wanna still leave these a little bit loose so that you can make sure they're all are lined up before you tighten them down. With the front lined up, insert the last two bolts. Grab your 13-millimeter socket and tighten these down. All right. So, that is gonna do it for the review and install of our RedRock 4x4 steps. Remember, for all things Jeep, keep it at extremeterrain.com.
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Brand | RedRock |
Side Step Finish | Black |
Side Step Type | Fixed |
Fitment:
RedRock J104681
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Installation Info
Installation Time
(approx) 2 Hours
Difficulty Level:
Light to Moderate mechanical skill required.
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Designed for 4-Door models only.