M.O.R.E Hide A Step - any good?

TerraJL

TerraJL

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As the title suggests, are these any good? I have a 23 Rubi with the factory sliders and I don't want to replace them. I like them. However, I need something to step on and I found these during my search. Anyone have them and are they any good? I called the owner of the company and they said they are steel but not stainless and they are coated with zinc for rust protection. I kinda wish they were stainless but I imagine that would up the cost. They are already kinda pricey for what they are. Thoughts?

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Hide-A-Step - Powder Coated for Jeep Wrangler JL (2018+)

Now it is easy to get into your Jeep Wrangler with that lift kit and those large tires! This affordable step is easy to install, and has a convenient quick-disconnect feature. Now that you have that lift and bigger tires it will be more difficult to get into your Jeep but not with M.O.R.E.'s...
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Thanks,

TerraJL
 
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DirtHeadDavis

DirtHeadDavis

Hooked
What @RESURECTIONJK said. It really depends on the wheeling you plan to do. If you are going to see some rocks I'd bet it catch and get ripped off at worst - which at that point I'd get a rocker guard with a retracting step built in if you really wanted a step.

If the Jeep is going to be used lightly then maybe it'd be a clean-ish looking solution if you want to keep the Rubi rails.
 
bobfriesenhahn

bobfriesenhahn

Hooked
"Proudly made in the USA."

That is why it is expensive. This is in fact one of the first products I looked at, before my Jeep was even delivered. The step can be completely removed for wheeling.

it might be intended for athletically inclined people.

My CJ-5 had home-made steps made from angle brackets and a piece of wood. It was no problem when I was in my early 20's
 
TerraJL

TerraJL

Member
ok, thanks for the info, good to know. They are not easily removed, so taking them off to wheel wouldn't be ideal
 
TerraJL

TerraJL

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Has anyone purchased these? They seem to be a decent deal for the price. Or, another set that comes to mind around that price?

www.quadratec.com

Quadratec Brute Strength Side Steps for 18-22 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited JL 4-Door

Non-Slip Aluminum Steps: These Brute Steps are built from a stout steel tubing featuring long aluminum plates with raised dimples to provide a firm grip when entering and exiting your Jeep. Quadratec offers the traction you expect in wet and muddy conditions for all your overlanding needs.
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jeeeep

jeeeep

Hooked
TerraJL said:
Has anyone purchased these? They seem to be a decent deal for the price. Or, another set that comes to mind around that price?

www.quadratec.com

Quadratec Brute Strength Side Steps for 18-22 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited JL 4-Door

Non-Slip Aluminum Steps: These Brute Steps are built from a stout steel tubing featuring long aluminum plates with raised dimples to provide a firm grip when entering and exiting your Jeep. Quadratec offers the traction you expect in wet and muddy conditions for all your overlanding needs.
www.quadratec.com www.quadratec.com
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too bad you aren't closer to Texas Fort Worth area, I've got a set of LOD JLU sliders that I'd sell for $550
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craigger

New member
TerraJL said:
As the title suggests, are these any good? I have a 23 Rubi with the factory sliders and I don't want to replace them. I like them. However, I need something to step on and I found these during my search. Anyone have them and are they any good? I called the owner of the company and they said they are steel but not stainless and they are coated with zinc for rust protection. I kinda wish they were stainless but I imagine that would up the cost. They are already kinda pricey for what they are. Thoughts?

mountainoffroad.com

Hide-A-Step - Powder Coated for Jeep Wrangler JL (2018+)

Now it is easy to get into your Jeep Wrangler with that lift kit and those large tires! This affordable step is easy to install, and has a convenient quick-disconnect feature. Now that you have that lift and bigger tires it will be more difficult to get into your Jeep but not with M.O.R.E.'s...
mountainoffroad.com mountainoffroad.com

Thanks,

TerraJL
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I have one of these that I used until I upgraded my sliders. It works well for what it is and is pretty hidden. It can be removed by pulling 2 pins - the frame remains on the vehicle and the spring loaded step gets taken off. Shouldn't catch anything while wheeling with it off. It is a bit of a pain to get on and off due to a pretty strong spring.

If you're interested - I have one sitting in my garage that doesn't have much wear. Send me a PM if you're interested.
 
Sharkey

Sharkey

Word Ninja
Or, you could follow the forum rules and not try to sell stuff until you have been around long enough, and contributed enough, that people should trust buying something from you.

Or maybe it’s a freebie which would be cool.
 
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craigger

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Sharkey said:
Or, you could follow the forum rules and not try to sell stuff until you have been around long enough, and contributed enough, that people should trust buying something from you.

Or maybe it’s a freebie which would be cool.
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whoops, my bad. Was just trying to help a brother out.

@TerraJL, I’ll put the step in the for sale section at some future point.

-c.
 
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