C4 Fabrication Rock Sliders for 22+ Tundra

Rock Sliders for 22+ Tundra

Our 3rd Gen Tundra Rock Sliders are engineered to take the abuse of tough trails while delivering full rocker panel protection. Designed specifically for the CrewMax short bed, these sliders install 100% bolt-on, with no drilling, welding, or fuel tank removal required. For those who want extra security, optional drill holes are available.

Strength is built into every detail: 3/16-inch thick mounting plates wrap completely around the frame in a channel-style design, creating one of the strongest mounting systems on the market. The main slider tube is a beefy 3x2" rectangle, providing a larger contact area to shield your rocker panels, while the 1-3/4-inch DOM round tubing offers superior dent resistance over weaker HREW steel. Every set ships with fill plates for added durability and finished looks.

Built at a true 0-degree angle, these sliders give you flat protection and a stable step into your cab without compromising clearance. Unless you select the powder-coated finish, the sliders will need to be painted or coated prior to install to protect against rust.

Features

• 3/16" thick mounting plates wrap all the way around the frame in a channel shape creating the strongest mounting system available
• All sliders ship with fill plates
• Slider main tube is 3x2" rectangle tube for a larger surface area to protect the rocker panel.
• Round tubing is 1-3/4" OD DOM for increased strength and dent resistance over HREW tubing.
• Sliders are built at 0 degree slope. We do not offer any other angle of slider for the Tundra.
• Unless you choose our powder coated option, this product will need to be painted or powder coated before installation to prevent rust.

Fitment

• Fits crew max short bed.
• No drilling or welding required, sliders are 100% bolt-on
• Dropping or loosening the fuel tank is NOT required for installation.

Prop 65 Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, DEHP and bisphenol A (BPA) which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.