Description
White Knuckle 2005-2015 Nissan Xterra Rock Sliders
Nissan Xterra 2005-2015 Rock Sliders
From: $580.00
Includes the following features:
- Overall length of 65” maximizes coverage of the rocker from flare to flare while allowing for oversize tires and front mud flap
- 3/16” thick x 2″ x 2” square tube main rub rail for greater foundational strength
- 3/16” thick x 1-1/2” square tube legs to limit flexing while traversing obstacles
- .120″ thick x 1-3/4″ outer rub rail with kick-out at rear to assist in pushing away from obstacles
- 1/4” thick heavy duty mounting plates
- 1/4″ thick gussets for added strength
- Utilizes both existing factory frame holes along with drilled holes
- Serves as a secure point to lift one side of vehicle using a high-lift
- Mounts to the frame only
- Fully welded and very tough
- Each weighs approx 50 lbs.
- Bare metal or powder coat finish
- Grade 8 bolts and hardware included
- Diamond top plate optional
- Current lead time is 8-10 weeks
- What’s the difference between HREW vs DOM?
Nissan Xterra 2005-2015 Installation Instructions
PROUD SPONSOR OF THE WHITE KNUCKLE ROCK CHALLENGEAdditional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 69 × 19 × 12 in |
| Tube steel type | HREW (Strong) +$0, DOM (Stronger) +$40 |
| Finish | Bare Metal +$0, Matte Black Powder Coat +$140 |
| Body Lift | Stock, 2 inch |
| Outer Round Tube Angle | Angled Up at 25 degrees (default), Straight away from the body (reduced) |
| Diamond Top Plate | None, Rear Diamond Top Plate $80-$100, Full Diamond Top Plate $120-$160 |
Barry Kolsky (verified owner) –
Amazing product that is not only engineered to perfectly fit on my Xterra but provides added protection and confidence when needed! Looking forward to years of abuse and pleasure.
AlbatrossCafe –
Been on my truck for about 3 years. They work. The angle is perfect. Can’t see them ever breaking. Even the bolt on version is super secure after you drill the 12 new holes or whatever is required. I recommend the diamond plate in the back because I can definitely see the hole there catching your foot and causing a bad injury if you trying to to stand on them. The front is too narrow do I skipped that.