AMP power steps

[MicroBiom]

Amp power steps works with a lot of manufacturers to include power steps. If you guys aren't going to include power steps, at least allow them to come in early to inspect the dimensions of the vehicle so they can make power steps readily available when the trucks go on delivery. Having a bad back I need power steps with my traveler harvester and I don't want to wear my seats out sliding off the side of them.

 

[williamtopka]

First time posting here (!!) even though I've been a reservation holder since Day 1. Recently found this forum after looking for a little more interaction given the Wayfinder website Scout has that I was invited to doesn't have nearly the interaction as there is here.

I couldn't agree with this more. My family is going to need some sort of step and I'd prefer a power step vs. a stationary one. From what I can gather so far, the step in height on the Traveler with 35" tires (my desired spec) looks to be similar my Silverado ZR2 that I had before my current R1T. That thing was a beast to get in and out of. It was fine for me, but my wife and young son had a heck of a time.

 

[cyure]

First time posting here (!!) even though I've been a reservation holder since Day 1. Recently found this forum after looking for a little more interaction given the Wayfinder website Scout has that I was invited to doesn't have nearly the interaction as there is here.

I couldn't agree with this more. My family is going to need some sort of step and I'd prefer a power step vs. a stationary one. From what I can gather so far, the step in height on the Traveler with 35" tires (my desired spec) looks to be similar my Silverado ZR2 that I had before my current R1T. That thing was a beast to get in and out of. It was fine for me, but my wife and young son had a heck of a time.

Welcome to the community! Glad you found us!!

 

[J Alynn]

First time posting here (!!) even though I've been a reservation holder since Day 1. Recently found this forum after looking for a little more interaction given the Wayfinder website Scout has that I was invited to doesn't have nearly the interaction as there is here.

I couldn't agree with this more. My family is going to need some sort of step and I'd prefer a power step vs. a stationary one. From what I can gather so far, the step in height on the Traveler with 35" tires (my desired spec) looks to be similar my Silverado ZR2 that I had before my current R1T. That thing was a beast to get in and out of. It was fine for me, but my wife and young son had a heck of a time.

Thanks for sharing your first post and enjoy the crazy amount of info on here. If it helps, the search button will probably lead you to any/all topics you’d like to be a part of. Welcome aboard

 

[J Alynn]

First time posting here (!!) even though I've been a reservation holder since Day 1. Recently found this forum after looking for a little more interaction given the Wayfinder website Scout has that I was invited to doesn't have nearly the interaction as there is here.

I couldn't agree with this more. My family is going to need some sort of step and I'd prefer a power step vs. a stationary one. From what I can gather so far, the step in height on the Traveler with 35" tires (my desired spec) looks to be similar my Silverado ZR2 that I had before my current R1T. That thing was a beast to get in and out of. It was fine for me, but my wife and young son had a heck of a time.

Was lucky enough to sit in the traveler and as set-yes, a step is gonna be a necessity and if priced right an electric step will be great. Scout has noted it will work with aftermarket for features so I suspect somebody will want in on that opportunity as everyone is seeing the lifted look of the prototype and it is great