The GMC Sierra 3500 HD Running Boards by Go Rhino, specifically the RB20 with Drop Steps in Textured Black, are designed for models from 2015 to 2018. These running boards are crafted to blend sleek design with practicality, offering easy access to your vehicle while enhancing its rugged look.

The RB20 running boards stand out with their robust construction and user-focused design. Built from corrosion-resistant 16-gauge steel, these running boards deliver durability and longevity, even in the harshest environments. The textured black powder coat finish not only adds a touch of boldness but also provides an additional layer of protection. The perforated step surface ensures maximum traction, helping to clear mud, ice, and snow easily, while the bolt-on Drop Steps facilitate easier entry and exit, especially for lifted trucks. With a high and tight mount, they provide excellent clearance, making them perfect for off-road enthusiasts.

Features

• Compatible with GMC Sierra 3500 HD models from 2015 to 2018
• Constructed from 16-gauge steel for strength and durability
• Textured black powder coat finish for a rugged look and added protection
• Perforated step surface for improved traction and reduced accumulation of dirt and debris
• Includes bolt-on Drop Steps for easy access
• Comes with hardware and brackets for straightforward installation
• Limited Lifetime Warranty on materials and construction; 5-year warranty on the Textured Black Finish

We are here to help if you have any questions or need more details about the GMC Sierra 3500 HD Running Boards by Go Rhino. Our team is ready to assist you at our two convenient locations in Austin, Texas and the Los Angeles area in California, where we also offer installation and customization services. Call us at 512-982-9393 (TX) or 562-981-6800 (CA) for more details. If you're considering purchasing multiple items, contact us for shipping discounts. Remember, we provide installation on-site at both locations.

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