I did not add it yet, but considering if any downside or better option out there. Or plain leave it out.
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I am an engineer and hate lack of symmetry , or things that look out of place. So I totally get your point and I will use a bed cover. Anyone have a pic?I think it's lame. Having said that, I do not have my truck yet. I just don't like things that are not symmetrical from an astatic standpoint. From a practical standpoint, I have a bed cover, so it's not that functional for me. I also have the tailgate retractable step. Maybe I will change my thinking, but I really doubt it.
Also better because it works with the tailgate up.Added it later, imo it is better than the tailgate step simply because it takes less time to set up and gives you a solid footing.
Good idea for both sides, I will just waitI didn’t get the corner drop step, but use the tailgate step every time. These things are tall to get in and I’m 6’2”. I can see the benefit of the drop step if you don’t need to drop the tailgate. That said, don’t like the look of it. Do they make them for both sides or just one side? This would help symmetry aesthetics.
Very good point, some trailers don’t allow clearance to drop the tailgate when hooked up, so big value there. I don’t buy trailers configured to not allow you drop the tailgate, but I learned that from owning prior trailers that top of jack dinged my tailgate!!"I didn’t get the corner drop step,"
If you're towing it's much easier to use the corner dropdown step.