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Click for more info and reviews of this DeeZee 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 Ram 1500 parts and accessories: https://www.etrailer.com/vehicle/2015... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-install-d... Today on our 2015 Ram 1500 we're going to do a review and install of the Dee Zee tube step running board, part number DZ372251. Getting in and out of your truck is nice and easy with the Sure-Grip step. Here's what our tube step will look like once installed. This is our 3"-wide round tube step. It also has the black plastic molded tread here for both the front and rear door. This will make it easier getting in and out of your pickup. Not only is it custom for your vehicle, but it's got a nice black powder-coated finish to match the vehicle's trim. Now to begin our install we need to find our forward attachment point. It's going to be on the inside of the rocker panel and we're going to reuse the manufacturer's hole. Now these holes are covered up with some tape so we'll go ahead and remove the tape, exposing our forward bracket attachment points. We'll have a total of three attachment points using two of the manufacturer's oblong holes. Starting with our 12mm nut plate, so it has a bolt built into a plate, we're going to feed that into the rocker panel as an attachment point for our forward bracket. Now to help hold the nut plate in position we've got a clear plastic washer that we can thread onto the bolt before we feed it in place. Once we feed it into the rocker panel we'll then take the plastic washer and go ahead and thread it all the way down. It will help hold that bolt plate in position. Our second and third attachment point will be the oval hole and the smaller round hole. This is going to get a nut and bolt plate. On one side there's a nut; on the other side there's a bolt. We'll also have the plastic washer to help hold them in place. Go ahead and thread that on and then feed it into the rocker panel. Once I have it in, again we'll thread down that washer to help hold it in place. Now once we get our bracket in position we'll line up the pre-drilled holes in the bracket with our bolts and the pre-drilled hole with the weld nut on our bolt plate. Let's go ahead and put our forward bracket in place. You can also identify the forward bracket by the inscribed letters PF for passenger front. Now once we have it identified let's go ahead and put it in place. We'll start with our forward attachment hardware, which will be our flat washer, split lock washer, and then a nut. Now for our weld nut on our bolt plate we're going to use a 10mm bolt, split lock washer, and flat washer. We can use the bolt plate to help line up the weld nut with the bracket and pre-drilled hole, and then install our 10mm bolt and hardware. Now we'll go ahead and install the hardware here for the bolt plate. It's the same hardware as our forward attachment point: a flat washer, split lock washer, and then a nut. Now we just install each fastener finger tight until we have them all in place. It gives us the ability to move it around if necessary so we can help line up the forward bracket with our support bracket that will attach to the body mount and the forward bracket. Next we'll go ahead and remove the body mount bolt. We're going to take the bolt out, line our bracket up. We have the pre-drilled holes in the bracket that line up with both the body mount and the forward bracket. Reinstall the manufacturer's bolt. Now I'm not going to tighten it down all the way but we do want to tighten it down enough that we take up some of the slack. Now with the forward bracket and brace in place we're going to move to the rear bracket. Now just like our forward bracket, the first step in installing the rear tube step bracket is identifying the manufacturer's pre-drilled holes as our attachment points. Again, we have an oval hole underneath our tape so we'll go ahead and remove the tape, exposing our two attachment points. Just like the rear hardware on our forward bracket we're going to have a bolt plate with a weld nut. We'll install our plastic washer and then feed it into the rocker panel. Now we can bring in the rear bracket, feed it over to the bolt, and start installing our hardware. We'll be using the same 10mm bolt, split lock washer, and flat washer for the weld nut as we did for our forward bracket. Same hardware for the bolt plate, which was our flat washer, split lock washer, and nut. Again, we're just going finger tight. Next we're ready to install the hardware to secure the tube step to our brackets. Here at the forward bracket we'll be lining up with our brace and t