Bed Step solution for Quartermaster?

[HarrisonUtahOffRoad]

Has anyone found a solution or a Bed Step that will fit on the Quartermaster?
Something like:

BedStep - AMP Research 75321-01A

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With the lift and airbags filled even partially its tall enough to be a pain to climb up into, and twice as hard when Im trying to balance a dirt-bike on the tailgate without falling when Im climbing into the tall bed. Lots of other truck brands have a similar step, my RAM TRX step is so incredibly convenient and easy to use I want something like that.

Thanks,

 

[Krabby]

I've seen ones that go into the hitch receiver. Have you considered using something like THIS?

 

[HarrisonUtahOffRoad]

I've seen ones that go into the hitch receiver. Have you considered using something like THIS?

Yes, actually I have one of those. However when the tailgates down it’s covered and the bumper is mostly covered too, leaving almost nowhere to step up.
I might just have to order one that fits another truck and see if I can make it work…

 

[Mudnut]

Quite often I climb up the wheel, and into the bed. There are steps that fit over them. Just google wheel step.

 

[Bobcat Sig]

Has anyone found a solution or a Bed Step that will fit on the Quartermaster?
Something like:

BedStep - AMP Research 75321-01A

Free shipping on AMP Research BedStep 75321-01A. We are an authorized dealer, & offer a 1-year price match guarantee.

www.autoaccessoriesgarage.com

With the lift and airbags filled even partially its tall enough to be a pain to climb up into, and twice as hard when Im trying to balance a dirt-bike on the tailgate without falling when Im climbing into the tall bed. Lots of other truck brands have a similar step, my RAM TRX step is so incredibly convenient and easy to use I want something like that.

Thanks,

It sounds like your use of a Quartermaster is the same as my intent; hauling bikes.

My Chevy Colorado ZR2 had an insanely high bed height. Sometimes, I could get up and in the bed, using a motorcycle stand as a step. Other times, I carried a second ramp and walked the bike up, using both ramps.

I've seen other motorcyclists use some manner of steps, including several using a drywail wall platform, like this.