Powerstep Plug-N-Play – 23-24 Toyota Sequoia

“The original power-retractable running boards since 2002—and still setting the standard. AMP Research® PowerStep™ power running boards solve the trade-off that fixed boards never could––full-step access when you need it, and clean, uninterrupted aesthetics and maximum ground clearance when you don’t. They deploy automatically as you or a passeng er opens a door, and retract out of sight the moment you close it, promoting a streamlined appearance without a step hanging permanently below the rocker panel. ? Built to perform year after year, PowerStep running boards are constructed from corrosion-resistant aluminum and finished with an advance d powder coat to withstand daily use and harsh climates. Stainless steel hinge pins and hardware add another layer of durability to common wear surfaces. Each board supports up to 300 lbs. per door. ? A 6-in.-wide step delivers a stable, slip-resistant platform that promotes traction in all weather conditions. Integrated LED lighting illuminates the step for improved visibility, so confident footing isn’t limited to daylight hours. When retracted, the boards tuck under the vehicle to shield rocker panels and maximize ground clearance while you’re on the move—no hanging hardware, no exposed c omponents. ? What sets the PowerStep apart from the competition is AMP Research’s patented plug-n-play design. The system connects directly to your vehicle for unmatched ease and seamless integration—no complicated wiring, unnecessary splices, or magnet alignment issues. Newer applications connect via an OBD II module for a clean, factory-level installation. An optional override switch is also available for manual control when needed. ? Professional installation is recommended for all PowerStep running boards, though experienced DIYers can complete the install at home using the included vehi cle-specific mounting kit, bracketry, hardware, wiring, and instructions. Drilling is required on select applications. Backed by a 5-year limited warranty.”