Thread: Defender 110 Side Steps

Spend $10 on a plastic stool while she is pregnant, save your coin for sliders that don't affect your ground clearance. Odd concept to jump out of the truck for a few months but it will pay off in the long run.. Temporary versus permanent.

Sorry for not answering your question but it begs to be smacked.

MLD

Originally Posted by MLD

Spend $10 on a plastic stool while she is pregnant, save your coin for sliders that don't affect your ground clearance. Odd concept to jump out of the truck for a few months but it will pay off in the long run.. Temporary versus permanent.

Sorry for not answering your question but it begs to be smacked.

MLD

seconded x2

Originally Posted by MLD

Spend $10 on a plastic stool while she is pregnant, save your coin for sliders that don't affect your ground clearance. Odd concept to jump out of the truck for a few months but it will pay off in the long run.. Temporary versus permanent.

Sorry for not answering your question but it begs to be smacked.

MLD

seconded x2

She drives it whilst I am at work. A plastic stool won't work. Thought of that.

The steps will be useful for the next couple of years at least whilst she has to strap the baby in to the baby seat etc. Won't be a waste of coin. Will be able to sell them at a later date if need be.

A rock slider will be ideal, it just had to be below the sill and we wide enough so she doesn't lose her footing.

HIgh heels - the chicks always go for heels

not sure but save the money for fitting CRAB or anchor points for the kid's seat. My wife test drove the 110 after giving birth to our second and found it easier to reach into back seats to place kids (by comparison to stooping in to a nissan maxima).

Thanks Mekon. Already have the CRAB installed from my first child.

Looks like ill go with the heavy duty Landybitz steps. They are pretty much what I need, a cross between a step and a rock slider. Spoke to Justin and he was very helpful. Thanks for your responses.