Features
- Exclusive new multi-mount system
- Made of corrosion resistant, durable cast aluminum alloy
- XM3 Polished "Chrome Like" finish
- Rugged tread pattern
- Easy installation
- Strong construction to hold up under extreme conditions
- Limited lifetime warranty on materials
Description
CARR's new Truck Steps - Xtreme Mechanical Polished finish that won't rust, crack or peel and requires very little maintenance.
FAQ's
Do the Carr Hoop II and Super Hoop truck steps mount to the rocker panel or frame of the vehicle?
The Carr steps are designed to mount directly to the rocker panel.
What is the weight limit for the Carr Hoop II and Super Hoop steps?
Because of variables that are out of our control we do not have a set weight. However, these steps are extremely well designed and built for rugged use when installed properly with handling heavy loads in and out of your vehicle.
How many lights can the Carr Light Bar/Rota Bar hold?
The Carr Light bar can hold up to 4 lbs of lights, so depending on the size light you are installing will depend on the quantity the bar will hold.
Do the Carr Steps require drilling?
The Carr steps require drilling 4 holes per step, 2 into the rocker panel and 2 into the pinch weld. The only exception is the new No Drill Mount Super Hoop for the Ford Super Duty truck which uses existing vehicle holes.
What is the drop from the vehicle for the Carr Hoop II and Super Hoop?
The drop for the Carr steps, depending on your vehicle, is between 6" to 8" from the rocker panel to the bottom of the step
Over Fifty Years of Innovation and Excellence
All CARR accessories are manufactured for a precise fit for today's vehicles. Our manufacturing processes allows us to design products that give your vehicle unique personal style and appeal. Our cast aluminum construction is time-proven for durability and strength. All CARR products carry a limited lifetime warranty.
Information provided by Carr Steps and Accessories.
Installation varies by vehicle and detailed installation instructions are included. The nerf bars are designed to bolt on to the factory provided mounting points. Sometimes that is the body mount locations where the truck body attaches to the truck frame. Some vehicles like the Tundra, the vehicle is designed with mounting holes in the rocker panel.