Step-By-Step Installation Tutorial for the Westin PRO TRAXX Oval Nerf Bars on a 2021 GMC Canyon скачать в хорошем качестве

Step-By-Step Installation Tutorial for the Westin PRO TRAXX Oval Nerf Bars on a 2021 GMC Canyon

Click for more info and reviews of this Westin Nerf Bars - Running Boards: https://www.etrailer.com/Nerf-Bars-~-... Check out some similar Nerf Bars - Running Boards options: https://www.etrailer.com/fitguidets.htm Click for more info and reviews of this Westin Nerf Bars - Running Boards: https://www.etrailer.com/Nerf-Bars-~-... Check out some similar Nerf Bars - Running Boards options: https://www.etrailer.com/fitguidets.htm Search for other popular GMC Canyon parts and accessories: https://www.etrailer.com/vehicle/2021... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-install-w... Hey, everybody, Ryan here at etrailer. Today on our 2021 GMC Canyon, we're gonna be showing you how to install the Westin Protrax Oval Nerf bars. Before we get into that, though, let's just take a minute, check these out, and make sure they're gonna work for you. Adding Nerf bars to your truck can really make a big difference in terms of functionality, you know, making it a little bit easier to get in and out of the truck and appearance as well. And I think they look good, especially on this truck. We have the black ones installed and it really matches everything. But if your truck has a different color combination or something like that there's also polished stainless ones available as well. So these particular Nerf bars, I do like the tread pad here. It's relatively large. Four inches wide. Has some texture in there to give you some grit. And these do sit far enough away and, you know, drop down a little ways to make 'em very usable. You know, getting your foot up there and and getting in and out. Particularly what I see with a lot of Nerf bars and running boards, they help not tear up the corner of your seat. A lot of times you're kind of tempted to just kind of drag your bottom off the side of the seat and ends up chewing up the corner. So if you get in the habit of actually using it to get out, it should prolong the life of your interior as well. Something that kind of separates these from some of the other Nerf bars is that they're gonna be completely sealed, so not only the back here but the front as well, everything is sealed up. And so that's gotta really help prevent that dirt and salt and grime and stuff from getting inside of the Nerf bar and riding it out from inside out. They also have these covers, too, which I think are a nice touch. You know, it just looks a little more factory as opposed to just seeing a a metal bracket there. And something I do want to mention is you want to be sure to use our fit guide, because these are gonna be custom brackets for your particular truck and custom length Nerf bars that actually fit. So use our fit guide and make sure you enter in the correct cab size of the truck. That way you get what you need the first time. To begin our installation, we're gonna be here on the side of our truck and we're gonna first start by mounting up all of our brackets. And there's gonna be three on each side. You'll have one in the front, one here towards the front middle, and one at the back. Underneath the truck, if you look on the rocker, here's gonna be our very forward most attachment point. And we have some rubber plugs in there we need to pop out. One on the bottom and one on the top here. Then what you're gonna do is take these inserts. Come in through the larger hole. Push it in and line it up at the smaller hole. At this point we can take our bracket and line it up with those inserts that we put in. All the brackets are gonna be the same so it doesn't really matter the positioning of 'em but you're gonna secure 'em with a bolt, a flat washer, and a split lock washer. And we're gonna be using the gold or yellow colored ones. So these will just simply thread into place like that. And we'll just leave them hand tight for now. With this one done, we can repeat the same process for our other attachment points, so I'll go ahead and get that done and show you the locations of 'em. Work your way back and you'll have an identical set of holes like we did for the first bracket. You'll mount up that middle bracket there, then you'll continue back, you'll skip a set of holes. And then at the very end here you'll have that third bracket. What we're able to do now is grab these covers, and there's two holes in the bracket and a couple of holes in the cover. We'll slide that cover over it and into position and then we can get it secured. So we'll line it up and then we can take a black bolt and a flat washer. Run that through. And then come out the other side, we'll put on another flat washer and one of these black nylon lock nuts. We'll just get these hand tight. And once we get this one done we'll do the same exact thing for the