Romik Products, Good? Bad?
#12
RE: Romik Products, Good? Bad?
You can find better pictures by doing a search in google, that's were I found that picture...
ORIGINAL: bluebastion
Shambala, can you do me a favor and post better resolution and bigger pictures? My wife and I are trying to figure out if we should buy the Romik Running boards because my mom is really short and has some issues getting into the vehicle. Pictures would be most appreciated!
Shambala, can you do me a favor and post better resolution and bigger pictures? My wife and I are trying to figure out if we should buy the Romik Running boards because my mom is really short and has some issues getting into the vehicle. Pictures would be most appreciated!
#14
RE: Romik Products, Good? Bad?
Here we go:
http://outlander.mforos.com/1350551/...riberas-romik/
Don't understand what they are saying.. but the links with pics work.
http://outlander.mforos.com/1350551/...riberas-romik/
Don't understand what they are saying.. but the links with pics work.
#15
RE: Romik Products, Good? Bad?
I don't mean to hijack this thread but here is a couple pics of my wife's outlander with romik side steps. I wish i had known about the free parts/install.
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...k/IMG_4532.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...k/IMG_4539.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...k/IMG_4532.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...k/IMG_4539.jpg
#16
RE: Romik Products, Good? Bad?
i understand the bull bars and the skid plates....but why the side steps?
doesn't that just reduce ground clearance?
unless you guys live in the south and not have to worry about snow or have older ppl in the family.
doesn't that just reduce ground clearance?
unless you guys live in the south and not have to worry about snow or have older ppl in the family.
#17
RE: Romik Products, Good? Bad?
I purchased our side steps mostly for our two daughters, 3 and under, and partly for my wife who a little vertically challeneged.
Plus my wife really liked the look of them.
Plus my wife really liked the look of them.
#18
RE: Romik Products, Good? Bad?
ORIGINAL: firebuck
I don't mean to hijack this thread but here is a couple pics of my wife's outlander with romik side steps. I wish i had known about the free parts/install.
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...k/IMG_4532.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...k/IMG_4539.jpg
I don't mean to hijack this thread but here is a couple pics of my wife's outlander with romik side steps. I wish i had known about the free parts/install.
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...k/IMG_4532.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...k/IMG_4539.jpg
when u buy the side steps, did it also come in stainless steel? because on the website of romik, the side steps for the outlanders are pictured in stainless steel colour. thanks
sr
#19
RE: Romik Products, Good? Bad?
I just installed my Romik Stainless Steel Running Boards today/tonight... I'll have to take pictures tomorrow so you guys can see it. Looks great on with the dark blue color of my Outlander.
Forgot to mention... I bought them to accomodate my mom who will be living with us soon.. she's vertically challenged and needs a step up to the height of the Outlander (though it's just the right size for my wife and I). Also I bought them to help stop the "sandblasting" on the bottom of the doors (specifically the rear ones).
Forgot to mention... I bought them to accomodate my mom who will be living with us soon.. she's vertically challenged and needs a step up to the height of the Outlander (though it's just the right size for my wife and I). Also I bought them to help stop the "sandblasting" on the bottom of the doors (specifically the rear ones).
#20
RE: Romik Products, Good? Bad?
Please post some picture bluebastionwhen you get a chance. I'm looking at buying the romik stainless steel Running board too.Did you do the install yourself?