etrailer | How to Install: Westin E-Series Round Nerf Bars on your 2020 Ford Ranger

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Hey everybody, Ryan here at eTrailer. Today on our 2020 Ford Ranger, we're going to be taking a look at and showing you how to install the Westin E-Series Nerf Bars. Now, originally these Nerf Bars we're kind of designed to, you know, keep the rockers and the underside of your truck a little bit more protected when you're off-roading and things like that. Well, as time goes on, things kind of evolved. And now, primarily these are used to enhance the appearance of your truck. And with these newer trucks sitting higher off the ground, it seems like every year they get a little bit bigger and bigger.

These are gonna make it a little bit easier to hop in and out of the truck. And today we actually have the black Nerf Bars on our truck. They're powder coated. I think it looks really good, kind of gives it that classic pickup truck look. But if that's really not your style there's also polished stainless ones available as well.

So either one you go with, I really think you can't go wrong. As I said, gives it that classic truck look that really does a great job of kind of enhancing the appearance of your Ranger. And not to mention too we're still going to be able to maintain that functionality. So it's not all about looks whenever we go to get in and out of the truck, it's going to give us that little bit of extra placement there where we can get our foot on and get in and out a little bit easier. So one of the things that kind of separates these from some of the other Nerf Bars is on the ends there, they're going to be turned in a little bit.

And to me, it kind of just goes with the contour of the Ranger a little bit better as opposed to the ones that are just cut straight. So this kind of blends and flows, and kind of gives us more of a factory type appearance. One thing I do like about these particular Nerf Bars is the pads here where you're going to step, the top portion here is actually flat. And that's not the case at all these round-type Nerf Bars. Sometimes they're just kind of a grip pad up there but it's still rounded.

So honestly it kind of defeats the purpose of helping you get in and out when it's round. No one wants to step on that. So having this flat here really gives you a solid surface to work with. And there's also going to be a design in here too to help give you a little bit more traction as well. So one of the ways I like to use Nerf Bars is on those snowy days, or, you know, you're working in the mud, you got wet boots and everything else. You can actually use these to kind of help clean your boots off before you get into the truck. That way you don't tear your carpet up. So for me, kind of clank them together. You can put one foot on there or even just hit them on the Nerf Bar itself. You're not going to hurt these Nerf Bars. They're very solid. And so it kind of just gives you a place to keep your feet while you get your boots clean. So the Nerf Bars themselves are going to be 3 inches in diameter, which to me for a Ranger is about the perfect size. It really does look good. And the pads themselves are going to be 3 inches wide as well. And they're going to be placed in a spot that makes sense. You know what I mean They're not going to be so far back here where you have to move your legs weird to get in and out of the truck they're right there where you would naturally want to climb up anyway. And not only for the driver, but also your passengers as well. Each entry point is going to have a pad there so everyone can stay a little bit safe. Now, something else I do just want to mention if you're someone that gets in and out of the bed of your truck a lot and you want to make it a little bit easier. You can actually pick up a step that will match nicely with the running boards that can go in your hitch and give you a good place to put your foot and get in and out of the bed. But at the end of the day, some Nerf Bars you really can't go wrong with, they're going to look good and function great as well. So what more can you really ask for Now as far as the installation goes, really not too bad. They actually just bolt right into some factory attachment points. So it really shouldn'