Lippert Components 432696 Alumi-Tread Triple Manual Step , Black

Looks original on the RV. Sturdy and works as original. Easy to install. Definitely a good choice to replace a broken stair.

Just what i expected from Lippert. Very well made and went in very easy. Looks great, works great.

The Lippert Components 432696 Alumi-Tread Triple Manual Step was an exact fit for my 2015 Highland Ridge RV and was easy to install. It is so much more solid than the factory steps and I am very satisfied with them. They look much better also with the aluminum step inserts. I highly recommend. Measure the existing steps carefully before ordering.

I have always trusted the quality of Lippert products. The measurement width is about 1/2" shy of what is listed on Amazon, but for me that turned out to be a good thing. This is a two person removal of the old steps and installation of these Lippert steps. I had to upgrade from a 3 step to a 4 step because I had to have a lift kit installed on our 5th wheel. I should have rated this product with 4 stars because it did not come with new mounting hardware, so I had to reuse the hardware from the 3 step I removed.

Let me first start off by saying I'm a union electrician for 25 years I know how to read a tape measure. The quality of this product is top notch!! Fit and finish is great. Ease of install, 4 bolts, would be made much easier if someone knew how to read a tape measure!!Here's the big problem.The stairs fit into a fix welded frame underneath the door frame of your rig. That frame opening is 28" dead nuts. That frame opening is welded and there is almost no wiggle room!! The old steel black quad steps had a frame, guess what, 27 15/16" wide. So just a hair under the door frame.The new stairs have a frame housing that is 28 1/4" wide!! Hello McFly. To big. With the help of a floor jack, bottle nose jack, a large mallet, and some 2x4, and a little lube, I was able to squeeze 28 1/4" steel stair frame into the frame underneath the RV door. It is in there but eventually the frame housing will create stress cracks in the welds. Gotta do better with measuring and fabrication. Just my two cents.

For fold out steps, these are pretty solid. We already had these on the front door of our Grand Design, and decided to replace the "solid steps" on the main door with another set of these. I know folks loooove the solid steps, but for us they fit our needs. The aluminum-tread are quick and easy to open/close and don't get any dirt inside - especially when you're packing up on a rainy muddy day.

Great, exact replacement

I ordered one of these from Amazon as a "used/ like new" item. When I received it in the original box it had a few tears from the item inside punching through. When I opened it there were not internal packing materials and the item was pretty damaged. All the corners of the base were bent, the top bar was bent, and the top stair scraped when I tried to DePoy the stairs. I figured that someone had returned it without any packing materials and when reshipped it was damaged. Not taking any more chances I purchased a second one locally and picked it up myself. I was shocked to see that the original packaging just had the stairs dropped into a regular strength cardboard box. The stair mechanism was not even restrained. This is totally not shippable in this condition.With regard to the unit itself, it seems to fit per the specs and deploys nicely. I like that it is somewhat lighter than the unit I am replacing. The rubber strips on the top look like they don't fit into the grooves evenly and after a little bit of work trying to get them to seat, I was unsuccessful. Time will tell how durable these stairs are over time.