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Nickfel



Member Since: 23 Nov 2019
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Deployable side steps

Hello,

Can anyone recommend where to buy these at a responsible price? Including fitting? Or can I buy from someone and someone fit them on here!

Range Rover 405.

Thanks
Nick

Post #538594 27th Dec 2019 3:58pm
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stan
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these arnt cheap ...
ebay has aftermarket ones around £800/900 but genuine ones are a couple of thousand and thats with out fitting...


the L322 were reduced in price when the L405 came about but it will be a while before the L405 will become available at a reasonable cost........ ... - .- -.




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Post #538596 27th Dec 2019 4:08pm
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pav911



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I’ve had loads of issues with them since I bought the car a few months ago. Just paid £415 to get the control module changed. Fingers crossed this fixes the issue of thru having a mind of their own.

Post #538598 27th Dec 2019 4:23pm
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Nickfel



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Might go
For the fixed version , does anyone know how
Much and the production code?

Post #538670 28th Dec 2019 7:47am
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Fixed ones in accessories brochure are VPLGP0226. Priced £1259 Range Rover Sport 2023 D350 Autobiography
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stan
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aftermarket fixed steps on ebay circa £140'ish...

mine,

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Post #538796 29th Dec 2019 12:37pm
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brad s1



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I put those on my last rig, worked out great for the price.

Post #538831 29th Dec 2019 5:30pm
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Andy S



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United Kingdom 2015 Range Rover Vogue SE SDV8 Aintree Green

Never seen the point of deployables to be honest, just something to go wrong. I’ve had fixed steps on both Rangies which do the job and nothing mechanical or electrical to go wrong!

Post #538843 29th Dec 2019 7:54pm
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dolph34



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Ireland 2015 Range Rover Autobiography SDV8 Corris Grey

Just my opinion but the deployables are a must for an FFRR, make the RR look so much better when the are not deployed and the cool factor ( for me) is still as enjoyable as the first time I used them. 2015 4.4 AB
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Post #538845 29th Dec 2019 8:41pm
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Vogue



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+1 wouldn’t be without mine - the height of decadence - plus when off road in mud / rock mode they are stored up out of the way. Keep the hinges lubed and they are fine - no more to go wrong than the soft close doors or gesture tailgate - several friends and my brother also has them - if you don’t lube the hinges you will get problems as they are in the firing line of mud and salt. Just lube them with a spray when you do your door & tailgate hinges 2021 L405 Vogue SE 4.4 V8 DIESEL ~ #17

Post #538851 29th Dec 2019 9:35pm
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jackcramerr



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Deployable adds the wow factor. Must have feature among every other feature of RR.

What are the oil point?

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Alistair



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For balance, mine have been switched off since the day after I bought the car - Censored hateful things IMHO

They may be OK if you're disabled, old or a dwarf......

I'm too quick for them, so if I get out, it's a guaranteed smack on the back of the calf as the step deploys. Then if you ever go to retrieve something from the car - stand well back or your getting a smack in the shin.

My wife is 5'4" and she doesn't like them either.

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supershuttle



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Phew, I like them - good job i'm old eh Alistair Thumbs Up Geoff

Post #539051 31st Dec 2019 8:36pm
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Vogue



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@alistair - if you are too quick for your sidesteps then there is something wrong with them - mine are deployed before the door is even fully open. As soon as I pull the handle they are triggered and ready to be used before the door is open. 2021 L405 Vogue SE 4.4 V8 DIESEL ~ #17

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dolph34



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Ireland 2015 Range Rover Autobiography SDV8 Corris Grey

Have to agree , on the L405 the steps are very quick , on the l322 they could be a tiny bit slow. Never had an issue with the steps not being quick enough , getting in or out. Each to their own and perhaps Alistair is super agile or has other reasons for entering or exiting the car at speed , get away driver perhaps ???? Rolling with laughter 2015 4.4 AB
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