Sell LUND 5 In OVAL STRAIGHT STAINLESS STEEL NERF BARS 23995003 TOYOTA TUNDRA '07-'16 in Buford, Georgia, United States, for US $200.35

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Easy access into your vehicle with a distinctive style Take a step up with a set of LUND's 5" Oval Straight Nerf Bars. These oval nerf bars are designed to custom fit your vehicle, complementing the overall look while providing you with safe, sure footing in and out of your vehicle – no matter your shoe type. In fact, each bar has a recessed step area with UV-resistant rubber grip pads providing solid traction and stability. LUND’s 5" Oval Straight Nerf Bars feature chrome-plated or all black matte finishes and are designed with a tubular shape and curved style, creating a rugged yet contemporary look and feel. Designed and engineered to go the distance LUND’s 5" Oval Bent Nerf Bars are constructed with a cutting-edge polymer material set within a lightweight, durable aluminum frame, making these bars tough as metal and virtually corrosion-free. These bars, available in 80" and 87" lengths, also offers a broad stepping area designed larger than traditional step bars. Easy bolt-on installation The nerf bars come pre-assembled and include custom mounting hardware for a direct, no-drill install. The mounting brackets, included with your order, are made to custom fit your specific truck or SUV's make and model, and once they're on, will provide your vehicle with added safety and convenience for years to come.

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