GMC Step Bars
A step bar is an area on which you plant your foot to get in or out of a tall truck or SUV. This exterior accessory has proved to be highly functional, no wonder it’s so popular on the aftermarket. We offer high-quality GMC step bars to help you upgrade your vehicle. We ensure the long-term durability of the GMC step bars available in our catalog: they won’t crack or fade over time as they’re made of strong, UV-resistant materials.
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Synonymous with first-class pickup trucks and highly versatile SUVs, GMC has been leading the industry for 100 years. Its origins trace back to the Rapid Motor Vehicle Company owned by Max Grabowski which made some of the earliest commercial trucks. In 1912, the nameplate “GMC” first appeared on vehicles presented at the New York International Auto Show. It stood for “General Motors Truck Company” and, as its name implies, was GM’s division that focused primarily on the manufacture of capable trucks.
Over the century, GMC has been constantly developing to offer products that would precisely meet the needs of customers, making its automobiles more fuel-efficient without compromising performance. The current lineup of GMC models includes such powerful SUVs as the Terrain, Yukon, and Acadia and such capable pickup trucks as the Canyon, Sierra 1500, and Sierra 2500HD.
Customer Reviews
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Very sturdy and it comes with all the hardware you would need regardless of truck type. I have 2009 F150 and had to drill new holes for installation.
Good deal for the money. These black steps were installed on my 2011 F-250 (Style “A” in the instructions). The powder coat was not perfect, however, you have to keep in mind that these are very inexpensive, much more cost-effective than running boards.
I certainly recommend these and would definitely buy them again, but seriously doubt I’ll need to.
Installed on my new Chevy truck in 2002 and still looks great after twenty years with no rust as is stainless. The only sign of wear is the driver's rubber step.
The steps look great. One problem, the three pamphlets that came with steps are in Spanish.
