CBI Overland Rock Sliders Installed

[ryno]

Man these things are so nice!

My rig had the factory installed "predator" steps, they were slimy, mounted to the body, and were at a weird Angle to even use as an entry point.

Mounted up the CBI overland sliders with th rear kick out, night and day difference. First off weight, you can feel how much more these weigh, and see the quality in the build, nice welds, proper fitting of etc pieces, and a nice finish with the powder coating. Mounting is done directly to the frame rails to offer real support. I and 280 pounds, no issues with flex or movement.

The kick out offers a nice stable platform to reach my Prinsu Pro rack, with the platform running the full length it is super comfortable using to enter and exit the vehicle.
get yours here. https://cbioffroadfab.com/product/toyota-4runner-overland-rock-sliders-2025/

 

[domo4runner]

Got a recent same heritage blue (sport not off-road). New to the world of 4runners. Was looking into the CBI rock sliders, debating between the kickout or no kickout as I have no experience with any rock sliders. Not planning on decking it out for overland but wanted something better then a plain running board. First thought was no kickout for a cleaner look. Your setup looks cool with the kickout.

Any chance of adding some pictures from further out for a wider perspective?

 

[zgreen]

Man these things are so nice!

My rig had the factory installed "predator" steps, they were slimy, mounted to the body, and were at a weird Angle to even use as an entry point.

Mounted up the CBI overland sliders with th rear kick out, night and day difference. First off weight, you can feel how much more these weigh, and see the quality in the build, nice welds, proper fitting of etc pieces, and a nice finish with the powder coating. Mounting is done directly to the frame rails to offer real support. I and 280 pounds, no issues with flex or movement.

The kick out offers a nice stable platform to reach my Prinsu Pro rack, with the platform running the full length it is super comfortable using to enter and exit the vehicle.
get yours here. https://cbioffroadfab.com/product/toyota-4runner-overland-rock-sliders-2025/

Ordered a set a couple of days ago and will have to wait for 4-6 weeks for them to come. Can't wait! Any other pics you can post?

 

[CorvinoTRDPRO]

What a great swap!! Looks 100X more quality

 

[Rellims]

Can you post a wider shot?

 

[Shawn_1121]

I had these in my cart and was all about it until the 375$ shipping cost kicked in.... Na

 

[zgreen]

I had these in my cart and was all about it until the 375$ shipping cost kicked in.... Na

Hmmm, I was charged a $300 flat rate. But I’m in Montana, which isn’t too far from their shop.

 

[RollingRocker]

I had these in my cart and was all about it until the 375$ shipping cost kicked in.... Na

That was my reaction as well. I even got an email later with an additional 5% off code and I can't bend my mind around paying $300 for shipping. Idaho Falls isn't that far of a drive for me. I'd rather take a road trip to pick them up than pay for shipping. I also want to get a stealth bumper when they have them ready for the 6G but it looks like those ship free like the Prinsu Pro I ordered.

 

[DocASim]

I’ve had the same ones on order for the last 3 weeks. I just got notified that they are shipping March 6th.
I removed the running boards as I didn’t like the step over, plus I wanted more protection. How far do these protrude from the body?

 

[Cityzen10]

I had these in my cart and was all about it until the 375$ shipping cost kicked in.... Na

Wow. That's an insane shipping cost. I ship full semi loads with 20,000 lbs of steel cross states all the time and our shipping companies charge me under $1,000. $375 for a couple rock sliders seems crazy inflated.