Running Boards BMS Travel for Ford Ranger 2022-2026 (set)

Make your Ford Ranger easier to live with every day. BMS Travel running boards give you a solid step into the cab, better footing in mud, snow, or rain, and a cleaner, more finished look without adding the weight or bulk of heavy rock sliders.

A lifted or tall pickup is great when you are driving, but climbing in and out gets old fast, especially with kids, shorter passengers, work gear, or weekend cargo. These Ranger side steps make daily use simpler, whether you are parked downtown, loading up for a trip, or stepping out onto a wet trail.

BMS Travel boards are built for everyday comfort and light lower-body protection. They are not designed for hard rock crawling or jacking up the truck, but they can help shield the rocker panels from minor contact with curbs, roots, road debris, and trail brush.

Each set is made for the Ford Ranger and mounts to the factory points, so installation is straightforward with no major trimming or custom fabrication required.

For Ranger owners who want a practical upgrade, these running boards add comfort, function, and a balanced look that fits both city driving and weekends outdoors.

PRODUCT DETAILS:

Laser cut for accuracy and precision
Manufacturer Part Number: BMS060195
Application: Ford Ranger 2022-2026
Installation method: fully bolt on
Mounting kit: included
Package size: 230x30x24 cm
Package weight: 19 kg

TECH SPECS:

Steps material: 3 mm aluminum AMG
Brackets material: 3 mm steel A 620
Color: Black powder coating finish

FAQ

Why install running boards on a Ford Ranger?

BMS Travel running boards make a tall Ford Ranger easier to use every day. They give you a stable step into the cab, which is especially helpful for kids, shorter passengers, or anyone getting in and out several times a day.

They also give the truck a cleaner side profile and add light protection for the lower body in normal road use.

Are these running boards or rock sliders?

BMS Travel are aluminum running boards / side steps, not heavy-duty rock sliders. Their main job is easier cab access, daily comfort, and light lower-body protection.

For commuting, family use, road trips, and light dirt roads, BMS Travel is the practical choice. For rock crawling or sliding the truck’s weight over obstacles, you need frame-mounted rock sliders.

Can I jack up the truck using these running boards?

No. Do not use BMS Travel running boards as jack points. They mount to the body and are not designed to lift the weight of the vehicle.

This matters if you use a Hi-Lift jack or do off-road recovery. These boards are made for stepping into the cab, not for lifting, winching, or supporting the truck on the trail.

Do these running boards protect the body?

Yes, but within reasonable limits. They help protect the lower side of the truck from light contact and everyday road debris.

That can be useful near high curbs, rough shoulders, or gravel roads. They are not side-impact protection, and a hard hit from a rock, stump, or another vehicle can still damage both the board and the truck body.

Will they reduce ground clearance?

Not in a meaningful way for normal driving. BMS Travel running boards have a compact design and sit close to the body, so they do not hang down like large drop steps.

For everyday roads, driveways, and light trails, the tradeoff is practical: easier entry without making the truck feel bulky. If maximum off-road clearance is your top priority, dedicated rock sliders may be a better fit.

Do I need to drill the body to install them?

No. These running boards are made for the Ford Ranger and install using factory mounting points. No cutting, drilling, or custom fabrication is required.

That makes them a cleaner upgrade than universal side steps, especially if you want a bolt-on installation and do not want to modify the truck body.

Are they wide enough to use comfortably?

Yes. They are designed to work as real side steps, not just visual trim. The step area gives your foot a predictable place to land when entering or exiting the cab.

That helps in simple daily situations: wet shoes, muddy boots, or a passenger climbing into the rear seat.

Will these running boards help protect against door dings?

Not really. Running boards sit low on the vehicle, while door dings usually happen higher on the door from another car’s door edge.

Their main protection area is lower: rocker panels, lower body edges, splash, gravel, and light curb contact.

Are they good for winter, mud, and wet weather?

Yes. They give you a defined step instead of making you climb directly from snow, mud, or wet pavement into the cab.

They are also simpler than power running boards because there are no motors or moving arms to freeze, clog, or fail in bad weather.

Will they make the Ford Ranger look too bulky?

No. BMS Travel running boards are designed to look clean and functional, not oversized.

They suit a Ranger used for city driving, family use, and weekends outdoors without making it look like a full rock-crawling build.