The Rear Tube Step comes standard with two reinforced mounting points for recovery shackles, providing recovery options if you get your Sprinter van stuck on the trail. These mounting points are easy to access and designed to fit 3/4 inch recovery shackles with a 7/8 inch pin.
We constructed the Sprinter Rear Step with heavy-duty steel materials to last the lifetime of your van. The 1.5” steel tubing and steel plate make it solid and durable. It weighs approximately 30 pounds and is still strong enough to withstand whatever you throw at it.
Formed dimples in the steel steps give you the traction you need without being overly grippy, so there will never be a need to replace the traction. The dimples let the snow, mud, and debris fall through, so you won’t have to worry about build-up.
Customer Reviews
Stout product and looks great too!
I received the Rear Tube Step for my Sprinter van very quickly, and it was amazingly easy to install. It took about 15 mins for me to install by myself! It is super sturdy and well made, and the size is perfect for getting into the rear of my van without sticking out too much. As advertised, it fits perfectly over my trailer hitch. I will definitely be ordering more products from Flatline!
Installation was straight forward. Well tested and solid construction. Easy to install. After testing the step on one trip, I think it could be an inch wider. It is a little narrow for my (PNW) big feet. The rear tube would look better (not preform better) if it was the same size as the 1-5/8" side step tube.
The Sprinter Rear Tube Step installed easily on our 2021 Revel. It is a solid, secure platform for accessing the garage area, and in no way limits our off-road capabilities.
With lots of rear steps on the market is hard to beat the size, large stepping area and quality of this step.
Stepping out the back is very steep for me. I can feel a bit of back strain. This is the perfect step to help lower the step. Installation was extremely easy. One of the sensors pick up the step but I think that’s more of a sensitive sensor issue.
