Running boards for 2014 version

[Lamcam]

Hi all, I am trying to find the running boards for my new rogue sv everywhere but couldn't. Do you know a shop online or in Orange County CA sell them?

[JB'sTitanXD]

dont think they are available yet

[sidekick466]

I too have been looking for months. Finally found some at JC Whitney and Partstrain.com for $280.95. Partstrain has 3 options and JC Whitney has two. 10% discount at JC Whitney. They are made by Lund and mounting hardware is sold separately. Autoanything.com has a pair - made by Romik - and they are really nice. Come in black ($438.90) and polished steel ($506). Free shipping, all hardware included and easy to install according to them. Leaning toward the Romik polished steel myself. Hope this helps.

[casperfun]

Broadfeet Running Board

[Lamcam]

Very nice! Where did you buy them?

[8102]

I phoned Romik today and they told me that the Running Boards for the 2014 Nissan Rogue should be available within the next month or so, the guy said the release date is close because they have already received an order from a distributor for 500 pairs - can't wait...

[jeffs555]

This thread is fairly old, so must be many more options by now. Has anyone installed running boards on their 2014-2015?

Wife wants running boards, and am looking at the Ionic CXV.

[Rogue One]

GOOGLE
http://www.autoanything.com/nerf-bars/N ... 347A1.aspx
http://www.carid.com/2015-nissan-rogue-running-boards/
http://www.runningboardwarehouse.com/rogue.aspx
http://www.autoaccessoriesgarage.com/Ru ... ?year=2015
http://www.realtruck.com/nerf-bars-runn ... ogue/2015/

[jeffs555]

Thanks for the links. I had seen all except the last two.

I was hoping to get reports from people who had installed running boards. I found this video on youtube showing installation of the Romik on a second gen Rogue. https://youtu.be/20n3xCQ4vGY It requires no drilling and looks to be fairly easy. I like the looks of the Ionic CXV better and they are less expensive, but I would really like to get some first hand reports. I don't like the idea of drilling holes in my new Rogue, so would really like a no-drill installation.

[followingnfront]

Sorry for being off topic... But Is it just for looks that you will be installing this?

[jeffs555]

Not for looks.

I have the factory nerf bars on my Frontier, and wife uses them to get into it. She is convinced they would help her getting into the new Rogue, but I am not sure.

I am sure I wouldn't like the look of nerf bars on the Rogue, so am looking at running boards. Preferably bolt on with no drilling so I can remove them when she changes her mind.

[Rogue One]

The Rogue sits considerably lower than the Frontier, so unless she's incredibly vertically challenged, they'll be little more than a decorative accessory.