Thread: Tree Sliders

Hi there,

There are 3 options locally. Much info in these threads:
A question on rocksliders
Just got my APT sliders installed

These are not necessarily current prices and both GOE and APT now have extra options with infill panels / plate under, but as a guide.
APT - Ben - Brisbane - $920 plus postage ($110 to Sydney)
GOE - Gordon - Perth - $1100 plus postage ($62 to Sydney)
Metfit - Brad - Brisbane - $600 plus postage ($80 to Sydney)

David

Originally Posted by l00kin4

Hi there,

There are 3 options locally. Much info in these threads:
A question on rocksliders
Just got my APT sliders installed

These are not necessarily current prices and both GOE and APT now have extra options with infill panels / plate under, but as a guide.
APT - Ben - Brisbane - $920 plus postage ($110 to Sydney)
GOE - Gordon - Perth - $1100 plus postage ($62 to Sydney)
Metfit - Brad - Brisbane - $600 plus postage ($80 to Sydney)

David

Thanks David

The GOE ones are alloy,so slightly lighter.
Andrew

Showed up on Gumtree today for Perth people.

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/1141870655

I could do better myself.
Expensive too.
Andrew

If you are going to use them as rock sliders, go steel, the alloys ones cave in pretty easy as we found out on a trip recently

Originally Posted by l00kin4

Hi there,

There are 3 options locally. Much info in these threads:
A question on rocksliders
Just got my APT sliders installed

These are not necessarily current prices and both GOE and APT now have extra options with infill panels / plate under, but as a guide.
APT - Ben - Brisbane - $920 plus postage ($110 to Sydney)
GOE - Gordon - Perth - $1100 plus postage ($62 to Sydney)
Metfit - Brad - Brisbane - $600 plus postage ($80 to Sydney)

David

If you go with the steel APT sliders from Ben, you may want to consider getting the optional tread plate on them ( for additional cost ). Helps to use sliders as steps as well I find it stops/deflects some stones from flicking up on to doors and wheel arches.

Originally Posted by Garfield

If you go with the steel APT sliders from Ben, you may want to consider getting the optional tread plate on them ( for additional cost ). Helps to use sliders as steps as well I find it stops/deflects some stones from flicking up on to doors and wheel arches.

Fitted mine on Sunday! APT ones...
New ones come standard with a full underside plate. So i didn't bother with the tread plates.

Love how easy they are to fit!

Think it took less than 2 hours without a hoist. 2 person job to pin them though.