4WD Rock Sliders VS Side Steps

4WD Rock Sliders VS Side Steps

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[alanhamilton]

Another example of experience helping those with less of it. Great job.

[daneastham]

Brush bars protect against other people smacking trolley's into your panels when parked at the shopping centre carpark.

[baranduda]

Great comment on compliance with side curtains. I had not heard of this before.

[bobvedder]

I drove in mexico and noticed that most of the cars had steel bars along the sides of their cars : side rails, brush bars and fender rails. They actually use them in daily driving, they drove like bumper cars hitting each other crowding into lanes ect.

[christianbolt]

Most practical advice on off roading on YouTube

[zaac_]

I think the other thing to mention with brush bars is they also help brace the bullbar for animal impacts as well. I’ve hit 2 Roos now on the wings of my Ironman bar and it would have been interesting to see if any further damage would be done without the brush bars.

[bquade]

Had side steps... Till I learned the hard way! Start off with sliders if your into off roading.
Lake Havasu 🌞 Az USA

[themechanicslab]

I realise this is about sliderrs and side steps but bash plates come into this as well. Great video as always Ronnie.

[oulebsirislem]

I started watching your videos for a quiet good time now and I definitely notice the improvement during these last years including the video editing, music, content... everything is going up and up.
Congrats and keep up the momentum😁😁😁

[roberttaylor]

This kind of content is super helpful. The most useful videos for leraning the ins and out of different mods. Thanks from Texas. Keep it up. And good wheeling

[michiganborn]

Since I just got a SR-5 4WD, I don't plan on doing a technical Rubicon or Moab style trail, more like just need the 4x4 for mud/snow so I think I want a more practical side step so I can more easily load stuff on my future roof/bed rack.

[johnhegarty]

This confirmed what I have pondered about for a while. Thanks.

[stevezodiac]

Thank you Ronny. This was an extremely informative and important video - especially the ADR aspects!

[DiceyRicey]

Nice! Good advice about the sliders and ADR compliance.

[ageekandhistacoma]

My OEM tube steps were my rock sliders! Until they weren't😂 Then I got some real sliders welded on.

[clintk]

You forgot one pro to angled sliders. The hilarity of watching short friends try to jump into the truck and avoid the muddy slider 😂

[supersnake]

A buddy's life was saved by a slider. His ute was t-boned at a junction and survived with a fractured thigh.

[cyclemoto]

Great to see that you're so close to 500k subscribers Ronny. Well done. Cheers

[stevegoodwin]

Brush bar adds some chassis bracing for modern chassis that appear to be more flexible than chassis of old. Bullbar, brush bars and side steps in steel add chassis bracing. Those and steel aftermarket bash plates together add bracing to chassis. Yes lots of weight but low to lower centre of gravity.

[Gus-ox]

Another great video. Always explains in detail.