Best Running Boards for 2022–2026 Toyota Tundra CrewMax: 7 Picks, Go Rhino RB20/RB30 to Drop Steps

Go Rhino's RB30 69643687T is listed for the 2022–2024 Tundra CrewMax. RealTruck describes the RB30 as galvanized 16-gauge steel with a 7 in step, open flow-through slots that stop dirt and snow from building up, a 600 lb per side rating, a limited lifetime structural warranty and a 5-year finish warranty. This listing is the bedliner-coated version.

The slots are the reason it's the top pick for a truck that sees winter. Snow packed onto a solid board turns to ice under boots; slots let it fall through. The bedliner coating resists gravel chips, and the galvanizing protects the steel underneath where it does chip. The 600 lb rating is the only published load figure among the boards here.

RealTruck lists it as a no-drill bolt-on with vehicle-specific brackets, from $441.99 on sale. The title stops at 2024; confirm 2025 and 2026 with the seller. Go Rhino also sells an RB30 Slim for more clearance.

Go Rhino's RB20 69443687PC is listed for the 2022–2024 Tundra CrewMax. RealTruck lists the RB20's step at 7.5 in wide at the front and 6.5 in at the rear, in galvanized 16-gauge steel with a textured powder coat, a limited lifetime structural warranty and a 5-year finish warranty.

That's the widest front step here, which helps most at the front doors where the driver climbs in several times a day. The top is more closed than the RB30's, so in snow it needs a sweep more often.

RealTruck lists it as no-drill with vehicle-specific brackets. If you don't deal with much snow and want the widest front step, pick this over the RB30.

Go Rhino's RB20 Slim 69443687SPC is listed for the 2022–2024 Tundra CrewMax. RealTruck describes it as a narrower RB20 with a 5.5 in step, the same galvanized 16-gauge steel and the same lifetime structural and 5-year finish warranty, from $449.99.

The Slim is the pick for owners who drive gravel roads or trails and want a step without a wide board hanging out. It also looks cleaner on a TRD Off-Road or a lifted truck.

The trade-off is foot room: 5.5 in is enough for adults in boots but less comfortable for kids. Go Rhino also sells an RB30 Slim for the Tundra.

Rough Country's BA2 5 in running boards are listed for the 2022–2025 Tundra CrewMax, which covers one more year than the Go Rhino titles. They cost about half as much.

Rough Country is familiar to many Tundra owners through its lifts and lights. We didn't find warranty or load terms for the BA2 on the pages we read, so check the listing. The 5 in step is narrower than the Go Rhino boards.

For a 2025 owner who wants a brand-name board without Go Rhino's price, it's the choice. If you already run Rough Country parts, one brand keeps orders and returns simple.

TIEZFUL's drop-down side steps are listed for the 2022–2026 Tundra CrewMax. They put a lower step at each door, which helps kids and shorter adults into a tall truck, and the listing covers 2026.

Drop steps are the lowest point on the side of the truck, so they're a road-truck choice. TIEZFUL doesn't publish warranty terms we could check.

For families who find the Tundra's step-in too high even with a board, drop steps solve the problem for less money than a power step. Check that the bracket kit and hardware are included, and heel-test each step before trusting it with full weight.

OTHOWE's flat oval running boards are listed for the 2022–2026 Tundra CrewMax. They're the budget route to a nerf-bar look, and the listing covers 2026.

OTHOWE doesn't publish warranty or finish details we could check. In salt states, the finish is what ages first on budget steel, so rinse the undercarriage in winter.

For a truck that needs a simple step at a low price, it's a reasonable option. Check the listing for included brackets and a textured step pad.

These 6 in 2-step side rails are listed for the 2022–2026 Tundra CrewMax and are the cheapest option on this page. Each rail has a step pad at each door rather than a continuous board.

That design gives passengers a defined place to put a foot, but it covers less length than a full board, and a generic listing publishes little on materials, load rating or warranty. Check the listing for brackets and hardware before ordering.

For a work truck or a second vehicle that just needs a step, it's the budget choice; for a family truck used daily, the Go Rhino boards justify their price with galvanized steel and a structural warranty.