Currently we offer 5 different styles of rocksliders.  This can make choosing a rock slider a difficult affair! In order to choose the right model for you there are a two variables that must be taken into consideration. The first, and most important one is what type of four wheeling do you plan on doing? If you are a casual "wheeler" then any slider model we make will work for you. If you are the type who can break almost anything then my suggestion will be to look at all models above the standard line up.

The second concern is your budget. We all have them, and it is an important consideration every time we purchase something. My suggestion is to buy a model that will take care of your needs, and the price point you can afford. Be honest with yourself, and consider where this hobby may take you. I have had customers start out mild only to end up with a late model SAS 4runner running the hardest trails out there! These people would have been better served with the mid/upper line sliders vs. the entry level sliders.

Even though the standard is geared more towards the entry level market it has been well tested on almost all of the tougher trails in the country. One of our specific testers used the standard for four years, and the promise was that if he ever harmed them I would make him a new set of whatever he wanted! Well all he managed to do to those sliders was to put a small dent in the lower main tube after a huge hit (unexpected huge drop off). The sliders were completely functional, and had been through hell (Rubicon, Fordyce etc.) but we cut them off, and gave them away to a local kid to put on his Tacoma & made a new HD version of the S-SKO for this testers truck.

The "testers" truck Fordyce trail 2006

 Standard sliders, and a Stubbs Welding custom bumper.

Sliders are sold unpainted which helps keep the cost low.  For paint we highly recommend HAMMER Finnish spray paint from Wal-Mart.  It is very durable, cheap and easy to spray.  All of our rock sliders are weld on units which are easy to install. Your local welding shop can do them in about an hour, or you can weld them on yourself. We email you four page installation manual with every set.

Make sure you stop by OUR CUSTOMER'S page, this will give you a much better look at the sliders on several different rigs.