Eapele Hitch Step for 2 Inch Receiver, Universal Anti Slip Bumper Guard, 600lbs Maximum Load, for Trailer Tow Truck Pickup SUV Pickup Van RV

Very well built. It’s made climbing onto my truck bed much easier.

Very easy to install and looks perfect.

I drive an ‘06 Chevy express 3500. Bought because the plastic bumper is messed up and I can see myself falling easily, and seemed good for the price. -1 star because as others have mentioned, it can be a little loose while fitting in. However, I’d imagine they may have done that with the idea of rust in mind. After throwing tape on it and forcing it to fit (want as far off as I thought) it is VERY snug. +1 star to offset previous paragraph because it seems very strong, and the cost more then makes up for the maybe 3 minutes of extra work. It also has a few different options for how deep you want it, so that’s nice as well.

pretty handy, but mine sits a little bit crooked, so 4 stars.

I wanted this more as an extra safety measure than for a step. It works for both. I am a solo camper in a camper van. While my van has a back-up camera, it's still easy to get too close to something that might be out of view. So I figured the step would at least bump first and let me know I better stop...and stop NOW. And the other idea was that it might prevent someone from driving up too close to me in a parking lot -- not wanting to damage their car. I added reflective tape to the step as an extra safety measure. It also makes a handy and sturdy step. It wobbles in the receiver hitch, and I know I can fix that..but usually there's a bike rack in the place of the step. It's not worth worrying about a little wobble. I can't hear it when I'm driving and it's not an issue when actually using the step for its intended purpose.

This step works perfectly on my Toyota Tacoma with Northstar 600SS pop-up truck camper. I tried several other options but this one ticks all the boxes. The Tacoma is not a big truck but the truck’s bumper step alone is high enough to be very awkward getting into the camper. Adding this simple step allows an easy step up to a solid place for both feet from which it is easy to make a second step into the camper. Exiting the camper is easiest facing forward and reversing this procedure. It all seems trivial until you try it in the middle of a rainstorm at 3am while half asleep. I don’t know how it would work on a bigger truck but it makes a big difference on my Tacoma. This step is built like a tank but it is as small as it could be and remain functional. I can remove the step in 10 seconds but I normally just leave it on my truck whenever the camper is installed. The only time I take it off while driving is in 4WD terrain where it reduces the rear departure angle, creating clearance concerns. This step is an elegant and simple solution for smaller truck campers, especially when compared to the bulky and heavy ones on the market. Kudos to the designer!

This is a great product especially for how much it cost. It's very easy to install. You simply take it out of the box and slide it right into your 2 inch reciever on your hitch. I bought this to put on my 2011 Honda Pilot, so that no one can damage my bumper when parking behind my truck. It's made out of steel, so it's strong and sturdy. It also has a nice grip on top so that when you do step on it, your foot doesn't slide. Also, it does not rattle or make any noise when driving my truck. It makes a nice addition to my Honda Pilot. I think it adds a little something to the overall appearance of my truck. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who has a 2 inch receiver hitch on their vehicle.

Looks to be well made fits great. Works as advertised.