Upgrade your Sterling A-Series with sturdy steps, inserts, and accessories that add both style and convenience. Choose from aluminum, steel, or stainless steel step boxes, plus decorative step plate inserts in various colors and designs.
Highlights include:
Step sizes from 12" to 24" for the perfect fit
Retractable and air shock-assisted steps for easy access
Durable rubber gaskets to complete your setup
Whether you're after better functionality or a custom look, these high-quality step options help you step up your truck game!
Frequently Asked Questions About Sterling A-Series Truck Frame Steps & Acc.
What are frame steps and why does my Sterling A-Series need them?
Frame steps mount to the truck's frame rail to give drivers and technicians a secure foothold for entering the cab, accessing the fuel tank, checking fluids, or performing routine inspections. They are a practical safety accessory that reduces the risk of slipping while climbing on or around the truck.
Will these frame steps fit my specific Sterling A-Series model and configuration?
Frame step fitment can vary based on frame rail height, wheelbase, and whether your truck has factory or aftermarket fuel tanks and battery boxes. Before ordering, check the listed specifications on each product page and compare them to your truck's measurements, or reach out to our team with your VIN or build specs so we can help confirm the right fit.
What materials are these steps made from, and how do they hold up over time?
Most frame steps in this category are constructed from steel or aluminum, sometimes with a diamond-plate tread surface for added grip. Steel steps are typically coated or painted to resist rust, while aluminum options offer a lighter weight with natural corrosion resistance. Regularly inspecting mounting hardware and cleaning off road grime and salt will help extend the life of either material.
How difficult is it to install a frame step, and what tools will I need?
Installation generally involves bolting the step bracket directly to existing holes in the frame rail or drilling new mounting holes if needed. Basic hand tools, a socket set, and sometimes a drill are typically all that's required. Most steps come with mounting hardware included, but it's a good idea to review the installation instructions for your specific product before starting.
Can I install frame steps myself, or should I have a professional do it?
Many drivers and shop technicians install frame steps themselves since the process is straightforward and doesn't typically require specialized equipment. That said, if your truck has limited frame clearance, non-standard tank placement, or you're not comfortable drilling into the frame, having a professional installer handle it can help ensure proper alignment and secure mounting.
