Compare aluminum tool boxes, step saddle boxes and frame steps, plus stainless step trim, kick plates and protective panels for listed truck applications.
Start with the available mounting space, box dimensions and your truck’s model and year. Check each listing for the installation position, mounting requirements and included hardware before ordering.
Match storage and access components to your truck’s layout. A complete tool box, a frame step and a decorative step plate serve different purposes, so compare the part type as well as its dimensions.
Explore aluminum diamond-plate and black tool boxes in the listed sizes. Measure the mounting area and allow clearance for the door to open. Confirm the mounting method, lock details and supplied components on the individual product page.
Compare aluminum step saddle boxes with listed lengths from 12 to 36 inches. Check the full length, width and height against your available space, then confirm mounting and step specifications for the exact box.
This collection includes 12-inch and 18-inch aluminum frame steps. Compare the attachment points and available clearance with your truck. Follow the product’s mounting instructions and verify any stated load rating before installation.
Find listed applications for Peterbilt, Kenworth, Freightliner and Volvo. Match the model, year and front or rear, upper or lower position. Step trim and kick plates are distinct from complete load-bearing steps.
Measure the available installation space and compare the product’s stated length, width and height. Check door-opening clearance, mounting points and the required support or brackets. Choose the storage capacity and finish after confirming the fit.
A tool box is a storage component. A step saddle box combines a storage-box design with a step arrangement. Check the exact product dimensions, mounting requirements and step specifications rather than assuming the two styles install in the same way.
The current collection includes tool boxes listed at 24 × 18 × 18 inches, 36 × 18 × 18 inches and 48 × 18 × 18 inches, along with step saddle boxes in several lengths. Read each listing for the dimension order, construction and available version.
Do not assume universal fitment. Many kick plates and trims identify particular truck models, years and mounting positions. Match all of those details to your existing assembly before choosing a replacement.
Included components vary by product. Check the listing or ask the BTS team to confirm the required brackets, supports and fasteners. Do not assume that every box or step is supplied as a complete installation kit.
A kick plate or trim panel is a different component from a complete step assembly. Confirm its intended position and function in the product description; do not treat decorative trim as a replacement for a load-bearing step.
Identify the exact area you are replacing and compare its shape and attachment points with the listing. Model-specific ranges may have separate upper, lower, front and rear pieces, so the truck name alone is not enough to select the part.
Confirm compatibility, secure mounting, clearances and any manufacturer-specified load limits. Follow the instructions for the exact product and have a qualified installer assess the installation if you are unsure about the mounting arrangement.
