TAC Running Boards Fit 2011-2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee (Include 22 WK & Exclude Limited X/High Altitude/Summit/SRT/SRT8/Trackhawk/Trailhawk/L Model) Value Aluminum SUV Black Nerf Bars Rock Panel 2Pcs

Fit perfectly on Jeep GC 2014 Laredo. I got these so I could mount my kayack on the roof of the vehicle without having to open my doors to get a step up. Installing was much easier than anticipated and they are very sturdy.

love them ,they really button up my jeep . i paid local mechanic to install so cant speak about ease of installation, but they look great

I liked that the running boards were very well packaged and that instructions were included. As an Engineer I know that a lot of time went into the Engineering and design. Everything went together as instructed. As I don't have a lift the hardest part was assembling the large screw into the bracket. It kept moving away. Aside from that I would recommend this product to anyone.

Very sturdy and we'll constructed, I'm giving it 4 stars due to installation difficulty, it was tricky at times but got it done. I like that there was no drilling required.

The TAC Running Boards are very Sturdy, well made and great price. I installed them on a 2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo and they fit perfectly. They are time consuming to install especially if you have never installed them before, but once you get one side done the other side goes on a lot quicker. Money well spent and makes it easier to get jn and out of the vehicle. I really like the rubber flap that is above the running board's against the body, it will keep your feet from scratching the doors and cut air flow amd debris from hitting the side of the vehicle. Recommend for anyone who wants great running boards

I bought these for my 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee and my neighbor put them on for me. He said they were pretty easy to install and they look like they have always been on my Jeep. They make it so much easier to get in and out of my car.

Overall these are great - they look good and they're very sturdy. After about 1000 miles I haven't even had one bolt come loose.To install these, you'll need common garage tools like pliers, wrenches, and screwdrivers. A socket set is just about mandatory. Installation will take a couple of hours so plan on that, but it's not too hard, and the fit really is no-drill. The biggest advice I'll offer is to buy a deep socket, like this one: https://smile.amazon.com/Crescent-CDDS49N-Drive-19mm-Socket/dp/B078Z3SLCL - it's less than $5 and really is the right tool for the job. If you don't have one already (and this one fits your socket set), buy it now along with the running boards, and thank me later.

Only problem is the difficulty installing them. You need to be good at working on cars. It's not the manufacturer's fault though as these are made to go on many different models. If I'd had a 10MM ratchetwrench the job would have been much easier. I just bought a metric ratchet set on Amazon for cheap and will use them to do the driver's side. I just did the passenger for now as my wife has trouble getting into my Grand Cherokee.