NOTE:
*Also fits 2019-2022 Ram 1500 Classic models.
**Some 6.5 ft. truck beds may require an auxiliary mounting bracket kit: 79412-01A
AMP Research BedStep2 box side steps will make your truck bed more accessible. Maybe you have a mounted toolbox behind the cab—or carry tools, equipment, and cargo toward the front of the bed. You can reach them much easier by installing a flip-down/retractable BedStep2 on either side of your vehicle. They mount just behind the cab and forward of the rear wheel, providing fast and safe side access to your truck bed.
The brackets are machined from high-strength aluminum alloys with precision stainless steel pivot pins and maintenance-free, self-lubricating bushings. Components are then military-spec anodized and finished with a PTFE coating to resist chips, scratches, and corrosion. Each bracket is outfitted with a non-slip polymer step pad engineered to support up to 300 lbs.—and wide enough for two work boots to stand on. Order the model recommended for your specific vehicle.
NOTE:
*Also fits 2019-2022 Ram 1500 Classic models.
**Some 6.5 ft. truck beds may require an auxiliary mounting bracket kit: 79412-01A
AMP Research BedStep2 box side steps will make your truck bed more accessible. Maybe you have a mounted toolbox behind the cab—or carry tools, equipment, and cargo toward the front of the bed. You can reach them much easier by installing a flip-down/retractable BedStep2 on either side of your vehicle. They mount just behind the cab and forward of the rear wheel, providing fast and safe side access to your truck bed.
The brackets are machined from high-strength aluminum alloys with precision stainless steel pivot pins and maintenance-free, self-lubricating bushings. Components are then military-spec anodized and finished with a PTFE coating to resist chips, scratches, and corrosion. Each bracket is outfitted with a non-slip polymer step pad engineered to support up to 300 lbs.—and wide enough for two work boots to stand on. Order the model recommended for your specific vehicle.
