SNAILFLY Estribos Laterales de 500 lbs compatibles con Kia Telluride 2019-2025

Very satisfied with this Running Board. Easy to install and looks great.

looks better than the OEM running boards at half the price.the instruction suck but the product fit perfectly and looks greatnot for a novice for install

Look great, install relatively easy, wife very happy! We have a black 2024 Telly SX Prestige and they are a perfect fit! About the only time you need a 2nd hand is mounting the step to the body to insure alignment of mounting screws. The hardest part of the job is getting the old mounting panel off. I ended up prying it off with a screw driver, some plastic pieces may fly but you don't need any of it. Took about 60 minutes for the first side and 30 minutes the other side. Live & learn! They are very solid, highly recommend! Oh, I am 85 :) WATCH THE VIDEO!!!! The written instructions are absolutely worthless

so I only gave the easy to install four stars mainly because the instructions were a bit challenging. However when I went to YouTub I found a video of a guy who installed these on his 2023 Telluride his instructions were very clear and it was super easy once I had those in had. They LOOK fantastic. Very happy.

Pretty simple to install, instructions are not the greatest. I am a mechanic by trade, these took about 1.5hrs to install. The shipping company could have handled the package better as the front plastic ends were bent pretty bad. You cant really tell small 1/8" gap between factory fender and running board. It definitely made it much more difficult to bend and stretch from the front wheel well and snap in place but can't blame that on the manufacturer.

Step boards through KIA were over $800 so took a chance on these based on the reviews. They arrived in 2 days and we had our local mechanic install them which cost $200. Much like other comments I was told they were a little tedious to install but our mechanic had no issues.They look awesome! Absolutely makes my car pop even more now. These are the finishing touch I think every Telluride needs.I'm only 5'2 so getting in and out of the car required a bit of a hop for me but not anymore with these on. They look really great and are super sturdy. Extremely pleased with them! The silver area on them is a brushed chrome fyi, not a shiny chrome, which is even better as far as matching the other brushed details on the car. Highly recommend, you won't be disappointed on how they make the car look!

These fit my ‘23 SX like a glove. Very well engineered which is a surprise to me from a Chinese manufacturer. Granted the instructions are terrible but if you are familiar with plastic automotive body panels (pop-off plugs) then you will be fine installing these yourself. If you are not mechanically inclined then “no”, don’t attempt to put these on yourself.Keep in mind you will be discarding the lower plastic trim panel (except for the soft rubber insert which is repurposed to the side steps). So if you bugger up the fasteners as you remove them don't be alarmed. You won’t need them. Again the soft rubber strip is the only piece to be gentle with as you remove it. Use a wedge tool (shaped like a reptile tongue) to help unfasten the body parts as you pull them off.Once you remove the lower trim lay your steps on the ground and eyeball the holes. You will not need bolts in every hole. The steps have a couple of snap in plugs instead of bolts. This comes in handy when raising them up to align the bolts with the holes. Snap one end of the step into the body and raise the other end to line up your holes and add your first nut or bolt.Be careful to not over tighten the nuts on the bolts underneath. I snapped one with my cordless impact driver. Luckily the manufacturer had an extra one in the box.Before sticking the square plastic covers over the bolt openings use the included alcohol swab to clean the surface for a good adhesion.If you plan to add mud guards be aware you may have to modify the front set. I purchased Weather Tech guards and had to trim it with a Dremel tool. See attached photo.Lastly these look great on my 2023 Glacial White SX and are very sturdy. Highly recommended.

The sidesteps themselves are fine and look nice. The instructions however are poorly written and have terrible pictures. Much easier to watch a video on youtube, although it was on the Palisade but applies to Telluride as well. Make sure to check for all pieces/parts prior to installation. I had 1 broken M10 T-bolt and missing 1 screw cover. So upon opening the door, your eyes are immediately drawn to the bright shiny silver screw that is uncovered. They chances of getting a replacement cover are more than likely slim to none