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2012-2016 Honda CR-V 5.75" Aluminum Running Boards - Black

K2 Industries
K2-1193-HON-006-RB
Running Boards
$410.00 $339.99

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2012-2016 Honda CR-V 5.75" Aluminum Running Boards - Black
2012-2016 Honda CR-V 5.75" Aluminum Running Boards - Black

Aluminum running boards that bolt to your CR-V's factory rocker panels for an instant ground-access upgrade. These boards are pre-finished in black and ready to install without modification to your vehicle. Built for daily use and rough terrain crossings alike.

✓ Factory Mounting Points ✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check
Key Features
  • 5.75" wide platform - Gives passengers confident footing without hanging too far past the body line
  • Aluminum construction - Lightweight and corrosion-resistant for years of wet conditions
  • Factory rocker mounting - Attaches at existing hardpoints; no drilling or chassis modification required
Specs
  • Material: Aluminum
  • Configuration: Pair (driver and passenger side)
  • Finish: Black powder coat
  • Condition: New
Whats Included
  • Running board pair (left and right)
Frequently Asked Questions

Do these bolt to factory rocker points, or do I need to drill?

These mount directly to your CR-V's factory rocker panel attachment points—no drilling required. You'll need standard fasteners rated for aluminum-to-steel connections; check your vehicle's service manual for torque spec.

Will the black powder coat hold up to road salt and mud?

Aluminum naturally resists rust, and the powder coat adds a protective layer. Regular rinses with fresh water will keep them looking clean long-term, especially in harsh winter conditions.

Can I install these myself with basic tools?

Yes. You'll need a socket set and a torque wrench to tighten fasteners properly. If you've done basic bolt-on work before, this is straightforward—plan on an hour for both sides.

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