Rock Slide Eng. Power Steps/ Frame sliders.

Have seen these on many J**ps. Good investment.

Just ordered mine for my Bronco (and yes I plan on lifting it ) I have them on my Jeep TJ and they are awesome, They look Great, functional to protect body and most important no rock chips on the side of your Bronco or door handles!

In the video they have aftermarket fender flares they are made to line up with the stock flares to cut down on rocks and dirt going up the side of your Bronco.

Is the electronics 100% waterproof?

Not sure if 100% waterproof my jeep is has 28" from ground to bottom of step slider and I have never had them submerged, they work excellent for rock crawling and light mudding, if you are looking to submerge any kind of power steps loading them up with dirt, mud and water these are probably not for you!

Clearwater native

Not sure if 100% waterproof my jeep is has 28" from ground to bottom of step slider and I have never had them submerged, they work excellent for rock crawling and light mudding, if you are looking to submerge any kind of power steps loading them up with dirt, mud and water these are probably not for you!

That's what the Bronco was designed for- not mall crawling..

johndeerefarmer

That's what the Bronco was designed for- not mall crawling..

Than get basic rock sliders if you plan to go mudding.

johndeerefarmer

That's what the Bronco was designed for- not mall crawling..

But 90% of them will be mall crawlers.

The exposed magnets seem a little bit …( not clean) What happens when the doors are off?

PRK

The exposed magnets seem a little bit …( not clean) What happens when the doors are off?

The real question is can you install them the regular way assuming someone would never take their doors off and wouldn't need the shutoff switch.

The magnets work great on the tube doors also and as far as (not clean) not sure what that means, like I said in earlier these might not be for everyone but for me they work Flawlessly on my TJ Rubicon and will be happy to have them on my Bronco!

johndeerefarmer

That's what the Bronco was designed for- not mall crawling..

I can't imagine anybody in there right mind wanting to constantly submerge there Bronco in water or mud on a regular basis and if that is all you plan on doing with yours more power to you, like I said before the Rock slide power steps may not be for everyone and I am sure like with 4 door jeeps if it wasn't for the mall crawlers there wouldn't be a enough Jeeps sold in the past 15 years to make a market for Ford to want to bring the Broncos back so like or not mall crawlers are part of what makes it all happen and as long as you stay away from 20"-30" wheels, 14wides, pink stickers and speakers underneath your Bronco you probably be accepted (in your group) so with all the models and options (like leather seats, 12" screens and carpet) I don't really thing the Bronco is solely made for river crossing/mudding.

Clearwater native

I can't imagine anybody in there right mind wanting to constantly submerge there Bronco in water or mud on a regular basis and if that is all you plan on doing with yours more power to you, like I said before the Rock slide power steps may not be for everyone and I am sure like with 4 door jeeps if it wasn't for the mall crawlers there wouldn't be a enough Jeeps sold in the past 15 years to make a market for Ford to want to bring the Broncos back so like or not mall crawlers are part of what makes it all happen and as long as you stay away from 20"-30" wheels, 14wides, pink stickers and speakers underneath your Bronco you probably be accepted (in your group) so with all the models and options (like leather seats, 12" screens and carpet) I don't really thing the Bronco is solely made for river crossing/mudding.

Thats nonsense. The only difference would be the demographic buying them.

Anyone that has done any kind of trails in Colorado, AR, Tenn, KY etc know that there are water crossings (some quite deep) on a lot of trails. It's kind of stupid to make a product for a Bronco that can't navigate those trails. The Bronco was DESIGNED for off road use otherwise Ford wouldn't be having OFF ROAD rodeos. Common core math says that if the Bronco is designed for off road the accessories should be too. If I gotta pay 2k for a set of steps/sliders how much more could it cost to make them waterproof?

Well, there goes another addition to my garage before the Bronco shows up! Now if they would release their rear gate table too!! Kills the Ford table

ResidualGenius

Well, there goes another addition to my garage before the Bronco shows up! Now if they would release their rear gate table too!! Kills the Ford table

The JL table fits the bronco. I was at a show and was told that and then when I called and asked they verified it

Mdemieville

The JL table fits the bronco. I was at a show and was told that and then when I called and asked they verified it

OH well damn, the CSR I talked with said they were designing a Bronco-specific one. But cool, hell yea!! For $50 more that's a steal!

johndeerefarmer

Anyone that has done any kind of trails in Colorado, AR, Tenn, KY etc know that there are water crossings (some quite deep) on a lot of trails. It's kind of stupid to make a product for a Bronco that can't navigate those trails. The Bronco was DESIGNED for off road use otherwise Ford wouldn't be having OFF ROAD rodeos. Common core math says that if the Bronco is designed for off road the accessories should be too. If I gotta pay 2k for a set of steps/sliders how much more could it cost to make them waterproof?

I haven't physically seen the Bronco Step sliders as of yet, the ones on my jeep have the electronics box inside the cab , still as far as waterproof you would need to call Rock slide engineering about these questions, like I said time and time again they work great for me and maybe these aren't for you.

Bronco5.0

Thats nonsense. The only difference would be the demographic buying them.

Just stating the facts

Clearwater native

Just stating the facts

Did Ford tell you this? So Ford should build a 4 door Mustang because they don't sell enough 2 doors? cmon be real. There is enough interest in the Bronco that a 2 door would hold its own.