4 Wheel Parts Rock Sliders

The sliders have a clean look and looks like they belong on the truck. They are definitely well built and seem like they will hold up. The downside is they are heavy. I could feel the extra weight though, I’m sure that won’t help the mpg any.

These make great sliders for your Tacoma! These heavy and rugged sliders will add the protection needed when hitting the trails. Their sleek design integrates nicely into the overall body design and provides an OEM look. While these are 100% bolt-on, there in an additional option to drill into the frame for additional strength at two locations for each slider. Only downside is their weight, as these are DOM heavy steel weighing in at a stout 186lbs for the set, about 93lbs each. Installation is a pain, as the instructions suck. I think 4WP needs to create an installation video to make everyone's life easier.

Love the look of these sliders. Nice low profile. Very happy with my purchase.

These are great sliders, I was very impressed with the ease of install. I did the first one alone and it went fine. Instructions were good but not great but if you are installing yourself, you should be mechanically savvy and should be able to do without. First trip out, I had to use one to pivot my truck and they held up extremely well!

Install took me a couple hours by myself switch a jack and some jack stands. The directions were pretty easy to follow. I like the look of these vs most of the others on the market.

bought this for my 2019 tacoma and couldnt be happier! didnt take long to install and was surprised on how slick it looks on the truck. very low profile!

Product was very easy to install. Install time with 2nd person was about 2hrs. Welds were very clean. Top plate is very strong and doubles as a side step to get into the truck. Color matches very well with Cement Tacoma.

Sliders arrived packaged well. Pretty easy to install if you have a floor jack to hold the weight. They are beefy. Really like the overall design. Looks great on my truck. Only critique I have so far would be that the “inserts” at the rear of the sliders need some rethinking. At certain low rpm’s they developed a vibration and create an aggravating sound. Next time I take my rear tires off I’m going to try to find a way to deaden the sound.