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ExtremeTerrain’s Video Guide for 2020+ Gladiator JT Owners
ExtremeTerrain’s (XT) newest “Review & Install” video helps truck owners on the hunt for premium accessibility and ultimate protection for their ride. In this episode, XT puts the focus on the Rock-Slide Engineering Step Sliders fitting all 2020 and newer Jeep Gladiator JT’s. XT’s Merideth Evasew hosts the video. Merideth brings viewers up to speed on all the key features before launching into the step-by-step installation portion of the video.
With the door closed, The Rock-Slide Engineering Step Sliders act as rocker panels/rock sliders with heavy-duty protection to the pinch weld underneath. Once the door is opened, the step automatically folds out for easy access making it a great choice for lifted Gladiators. As Merideth explains, the higher price point is offset by the 11-gauge steel construction, textured black powder-coat finish, and overall accessibility. Other side step options are less expensive because they are not powered. Each component of these electric side steps bolts directly onto the truck’s existing points and can be installed in about two hours with some basic hand tools. Merideth shows each of the tools required and then jumps right into the detailed installation tutorial for the remainder of the video.
XT’s newest “Review & Install” video gives 2020+ Gladiator JT owners the chance to check out a set of premium electric step sliders risk-free. The Rock-slide Engineering Step Sliders work equally well for rock crawling as they do for daily driving. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe to XT’s YouTube channel to stay informed on all the latest Jeep Gladiator content as soon as it is released.
About ExtremeTerrain
ExtremeTerrain.com is a leader in aftermarket Jeep Wrangler, Gladiator, Toyota Tacoma and Tundra parts and accessories. Located just outside Philadelphia, PA, ExtremeTerrain provides Wrangler, Tacoma, and Tundra owners with fast shipping and enthusiast-level, award winning service, while also ensuring the conservation and protection of off-road trails. Visit http://www.extremeterrain.com.
