Running board question

This is a screen grab of some steps on a 2014 I think. I've never liked that space between the step and the lower door.

My buddy with a 2008, the OEM running board sits flush up against the body.

Can someone tell me if the most recent version of the OEM running boards (2018+) have a gap or is it flush?

 

Got 2018 with oem look at when I get home from work send picture

 

I would recommend sliders instead but if the gap bugs, maybe sliders would not be the way to go

 

Practically speaking, I just don't need sliders. Can't justify the added cost.

 

True, I get you. If you dont plan on off roading, then no need. But they are fairly inexpensive than some "OEM Running Board" so if you ever get in the market, I would just double check all avenues

 

I hear ya. Yeah the OEM boards are expensive. The Nfabs seem like a good compromise. Seems like with discounts/sales a guy might be able to pick them up for $300.

 

Here are the pictures 2018 sr5 OEM running boards

 

@4runningMan
the gap is because of the mounting brackets not the running boards, i don't knew if you can change the brackets or not i bought the TRD Pro tubler running boards and there was a little wiggle room to adjust them in or out but not up and down, so if the gap is due to height you need new brackets

 

Awesome. Looks great. Thanks so much for the photos. Exactly what I wanted to see.

 

Glad I could help