These components are vehicular accessories mounted beneath the doors of a Toyota Land Cruiser. Typically constructed from materials like steel or aluminum, they provide an intermediate stepping surface between the ground and the vehicle’s cabin. For example, they can aid occupants, especially children or those with limited mobility, in entering and exiting the tall vehicle more easily.
The addition of such equipment enhances accessibility and can mitigate wear and tear on interior upholstery by reducing the need to slide across the seat during entry and exit. Historically, these accessories have evolved from simple running boards to more sophisticated designs that integrate with the vehicle’s aesthetics and offer enhanced grip and durability. The inclusion of these features often contributes to the vehicle’s overall safety and convenience.
