When I finally decided to "invest" in the truck, my first major purchase was some White Knuckle Offroad Rock sliders. Back in 2020 there was not much information on options for RAM 2500's. Starting up my offroad game, I started researching online. I came across Offroad Treks video with Chris doing High dive:
This video was all I needed to see, to know that I wanted to go with White Knuckle Rock Sliders. Added bonus being bolt on, so if I decided to go a different route, the sliders were not a permanent addition. I had already gone through washes and mudding, and slipped off my factory foot steps. I opted to send my sliders to Bedliner Veterans in Tempe Arizona. Let me tell you what! If you want to get bedliner done for your work truck, this is the place to go! This bedliner took a huge beating! It took me years, years, to grind off the bedliner, from the rock sliders! Let me back up, in hindsight, the bedliner was a terrible decision. I am not the smartest person in the room and never will be. I learn. In my off-roading, I was still an entry level individual. Bedliner solved a grip issue for me, at the time. Later on, I started to use the rock sliders and the bedliner became a hurdle. When I first bought the truck, I never thought I would be doing the things I started to do. I learned from all my experiences and can now share my experience with others.
There are now plenty of videos, going over the install of White Knuckle Rock Sliders. I would recommend 2 people, jack stands and a lot of patience. Or pay someone to install them haha. These things are monsters and they can hold up to monster hits!
