Description
Off-Road Functional Styling. Ready to test your Ford F-150 in the most unfavorable conditions? Challenging trails and bad weather can send debris flying into your vehicle from all angles. That’s why we recommend installing the F-150 Running Board Summit Ridge 2.0 by Lund. It’s an excellent choice for protection against debris coming off the ground. Moreover, it makes the vehicle easier to access or exit, especially if using larger wheels and an elevated body.
Robust Construction. Lund’s F-150 Running Board kit was made to handle anything you throw at it. The frame is made of 304 stainless steel. The pairing of steel and rugged composite components delivers amazing traction and reliable impact resistance. Lund uses its own blend of black powder coating to eliminate any corrosion issues for even more longevity.
Easy Installation. There’s no reason to take your vehicle to a mechanic. Installing the F-150 Running Board Summit Ridge 2.0 kit can be done with little to no experience. You don’t have to cut or drill anything, just align mounting brackets with the factory slots and secure the steps.
Limited Lifetime Warranty. Lund’s limited lifetime warranty is well above the average industry length for running boards. Within reason, the F-150 Summit Ridge 2.0 will be protected against material and craftsmanship flaws. You can look at the manufacturer’s full warranty notes to check out a list of exclusions.
Application. Designed for specific applications, Lund’s F-150 Summit Ridge 2.0 is an excellent fit for the 2015-2020 Ford F-150 Super Crew models.
Installation Difficulty. This is a beginner-level installation. It won’t take more than 2 hours to complete on both sides.
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- Side Running Board Kit
- Easy Access into Elevated Vehicles
- Offers Good Traction
- Durable Steel Construction
- Aggressive Pad Design
- Black Powder Finish
- Custom Mounting Brackets Included
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
- Fits the 2015-2020 F-150 Super Crew Models
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