Rock sliders

[peloncito]

They are great as sliders but not useful as a step. I have two kids so wanted something that looked good, functioned as a legit slider and could also be used as a step. The Dissent ones met all those needs.

So I'm in the process of ordering a new LC. Trying to decide on sliders and was going to get the stock ones... unfortunately I haven't been able to see any in person so not sure if I like the idea of not being a good step. I came across the Dissent website and like their stuff. That said, it looks like everything is made to order and they have a huge lead time. Was this your experience?

 

[surf fishing offroader]

I would highly recommend checking out the rock sliders from CA Tuned Offroad. They are the only ones right now that make their sliders flush to the vehicle, eliminating that gap, have a slight angle and super strong, with both sliders weighing in at about 88 lbs!

CAtuned Toyota Land Cruiser Rock Sliders

Transform your Toyota Land Cruiser into the ultimate off-road machine with our premium Rock Sliders, designed to withstand the toughest trails and provide unmatched protection. These rugged sliders not only shield your Land Cruiser from obstacles like rocks and debris but also enhance its...

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I've got these installed now and love them. Very flush with the body and doesn't stick out like a bookshelf

Honestly, all the others out there look identical to me, and not a big fan of the 0deg step slider look...

Would love to have an option like the oem jeep wrangler, where it's just a bar, no steps - very clean

 

[Luigi]

I've got these installed now and love them. Very flush with the body and doesn't stick out like a bookshelf

Honestly, all the others out there look identical to me, and not a big fan of the 0deg step slider look...

Would love to have an option like the oem jeep wrangler, where it's just a bar, no steps - very clean

I couldn’t agree with you anymore! What makes them different from any other sliders out in the market is that they are flush to the body and doesn’t stick out and leave a big gap. Also, just a tad bit lighter in overall weight.

 

[FancyShortBus]

After digging into all 5 company’s and reading everyone’s editorials, went with Greenlane Offroad. Dollar for dollar even if a little weaker in strength aluminum will last longer, high frequency welding is a better process than mig, or tig and the lead time and shipping cost are unmatched by the others.
If I had the time to wait then maybe my decision would be different. I’d rather ruin a set of weak sliders with a jack or a rock then have to stomach a door dent from someone who throws their mini van or two door car door open in the grocery store parking lot…but that’s just me! Will add photos when installed.