Have you ever ripped your favorate pants trying to get on to something high above the ground? This is something common when having one foot on the ground and trying to get the other foot into a truck. Trucks and SUVs are usually much higher than avarage cars. Moreover, having larger rims and bigger tires do not help much either (just a larger rip in the jean). This said, having side step bars below the doors of the truck will help significantly.

Side step bars are a great way to assist dirvers and passengers to get on and off of the truck. The side step bars decreases the chance of anyone falling back down while trying to get in the truck. Since slipping is a big issue, The plastic steps shown in the picture below are made for all wether. It also puts a nice stylish look to the truck because it has a terriffic chrome finish. The chrome will also be a great matching set if the truck already come with (or plan to) chrome projector headlights or chrome tail lights.

K2motor has put a lot of emphasis on the material used for this product. It was made to last and be durable for one or many future owners of the vehicle. So save those new jeans and pants from ripping, and leave them for sticky gums on benches to destroy them. Side step bars and jeans perfect for each other.

Never has a product been around so long and still be one of the most popular in the automotive industry market. The Honda Civic amber corners is loved by all cars drivers that has an “I heart (love) my Honda” sticker diagonally slapped on the rear window or bumper. JDM-style corners are a connection to the Japanese market. JDM, which stands for Japanese Domestic Market, is what Japanese cars have installed originally. However, these items do not come installed on stock cars in the United States. Apparently, anime isn’t the only thing popular that comes from Japan. Also, please don’t forget that K2motor offer the latest and largest selection of projector headlights and LED taillights on the market. (By the way, see you at the next anime convention with my amber corners, look for me as Takumi).