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Go Rhino E1 Electric Running Boards (RealTruck VoltStep) vs Go Rhino RB20 Running Boards

Our score6.46.9
Fit & function6.47.5
Durability6.66.0
Value6.37.1
WarrantyLimited 5-year warranty per RealTruckLimited lifetime structural, 5 years on the finish; owner pays shipping on finish claims
Material6 in aluminum boards on two motors per side, magnetic door switches, LED lightingGalvanized 16-gauge steel, textured powder coat or bedliner coating, vehicle-specific brackets included
Confirmed listings for3rd Gen Tundra, Gen14 F-150, Gen13 F-150, DT Ram 1500, 4th Gen Tacoma, 3rd Gen Tacoma, 6th Gen RangerDT Ram 1500, T1XX Silverado / Sierra, 3rd Gen Tundra, Gen14 F-150, Gen13 F-150, 3rd Gen Tacoma, 4th Gen Tacoma
Owners sayOwners on the Tundras.com forum, nearly all with 3rd gen Tundras, like the Go Rhino E1's build: they call the boards sturdy, wide and even, and owners who disliked the door magnets at first say they stopped noticing them. Nine owners name the E1 or Go Rhino power boards in their own posts.They like how tight the boards sit to the body, the look on half-tons and midsize trucks and the easy bolt-on install, and owners from 175 to 240 lb report little or no flex. The finish is the common complaint: six owners in RB20 and RB20 Slim threads describe the textured powder coat or the bedliner coating flaking, peeling or rusting, from two months to a few years in, and owners in the Northeast and Canada treat the undersides and brackets with Fluid Film, CRC or Line-X before install.
Our verdictA sturdy power board that hides under the rocker, but owners measure a shallow drop; AMP or Rough Country step lower.A tight-fitting fixed board with a real step; buy the standard width and treat the finish before the first salted winter.
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