I have seen somewhere that it does not. That was a 2024, though. Who knows with a 2025. Toyota could come to believe that it doesn't save money to have two different chassis going down the line with two different wiring harnesses.
Running Boards/Steps Options
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I have seen somewhere that it does not. That was a 2024, though. Who knows with a 2025. Toyota could come to believe that it doesn't save money to have two different chassis going down the line with two different wiring harnesses.
Im selling my 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser Illuminated Running Board if you havent got one yet
For what it's worth, I gave these a shot on Amazon for $300:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DCZMXD33?tag=landcruiserforum-20
Kids were having a hard time getting in and out of the 1958 and I couldn't find anybody willing to ship some take-offs. They arrived within a week from China, were very well packaged, look and feel OEM, and took about 20 minutes to install. As another posted said, the main 12mm bolts that attach the brackets to the running boards are already there... so I just took them out, added some anti-seize, and used them again. The boards connect to the brackets using 10m t-slot hardware. I dabbed blue loc-tite on those threads to ensure they stay in place. Overall, pretty happy with them. Not usually one to buy stuff direct from China.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DCZMXD33?tag=landcruiserforum-20
Kids were having a hard time getting in and out of the 1958 and I couldn't find anybody willing to ship some take-offs. They arrived within a week from China, were very well packaged, look and feel OEM, and took about 20 minutes to install. As another posted said, the main 12mm bolts that attach the brackets to the running boards are already there... so I just took them out, added some anti-seize, and used them again. The boards connect to the brackets using 10m t-slot hardware. I dabbed blue loc-tite on those threads to ensure they stay in place. Overall, pretty happy with them. Not usually one to buy stuff direct from China.
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Hello Folks,
1) Can anybody help me with the Toyota part number for the 2025 4runner Limited, Power running boards?
2)Also can some body please tell me if they will be plug and play install on the LC (just like the Lexus GX550 power running boards)
Thanks.
1) Can anybody help me with the Toyota part number for the 2025 4runner Limited, Power running boards?
2)Also can some body please tell me if they will be plug and play install on the LC (just like the Lexus GX550 power running boards)
Thanks.
Were u able to confirm the new 4runner ones being plug and play for the LC? (If so,
a)what are the part numbers?
b)do they plug in directly into the connector for the ilght for the LC LC Premium package illuminated running boards?
c) Can they work without installing an ON-AUTO-OFF switch?)
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1. For some reason the part number isn't available in my employee portal quite yet, you'll need to check with the parts department. They have different diagram access
2. They should bolt on correctly, but the connectors for the LC's illuminated running boards are a 2 pin connector vs a 6 pin for the automatic running boards on the GX and 4R, so you won't have the step functionality. Without digging too deep into it, you'll need the switch, running board ECU, running board wiring harness. For some reason the forum isn't letting me post the screenshots from TIS.
Thanks for this info wedemmoez. I asked the Parts department at my Toyota dealership, they said they will need a VIN to find the Part number.
Would you be kind to email me the details for the Running board ECU, Running board Wiring harness and Switch and the relevant diagrams and TIS install info on my email:
mobin_ch@yahoo.com
Appreciate the help.
Q) Also do you think I can somehow fit the older 4runner generation power running boards on the LC, if I can find them from maybe a crashed one at a junk yard or a second had parts site. ?
Thanks.
Hey are you still liking these? They seem like a good economical option as the oem ones are 800 for each side and I’m broke from buying a LC already haha.
I ordered similar steps from Amazon and they have been great so far. Have about ~2k miles on them and my wife, kid and parents really appreciate them.
I have a set of these ill let go for half of retail..I finally was able to get some OEM ones. These after market ones are actually really good quality, super close to OEM looking. I had them on for maybe 500 miles before swapping them out.
Why get the oem ones if these were just as good? Just curious as I do not feeling like dropping 1500. The ones listed by the two members above seem like they come from the same factory in china with aluminum body then plastic on top. Are oem ones plastic as well on the top?
The OEM running boards are also plastic on top of an aluminum body. I went with the aftermarket option because that was the least expensive way I could get my 5 foot nothing wife to drive her car. I came across a deal on OEM ones, so I jumped on them. Now,,,I have "OEM PLASTIC", over an aluminum body running boards.
lol gotcha. Well if you’re close to Maryland il buy your aftermarket ones. I’d rather save a couple bucks than buying new anyway.
Electric Side Steps - Toyota Prado 250 Series - TWD 4x4
These Prado 250 Electric Side Steps from VIKOR INDUSTRIES are great for upgrading the looks & practicality of your Toyota Prado.
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These look interesting, not sure if they would ship from Australia or not or what the cost would be.
