Not a gadget. Five minutes on the roof without a ladder.
Loading a roof box or tightening a kayak strap is a two-person job when you can't see over the roof. The step puts you at working height on either side of the car, front or rear door.
Kayaks and boards
Reach both straps from one side and check the load before you drive.
Bikes and boxes
Lift the bike into the tray instead of over your head.
Washing the roof
Get to the middle of the roof without leaning on wet paint.
Emergency tip
A steel point for tempered side glass, stored in reach of the driver.
"Smaller than expected but good nevertheless. Does as described - I'm 84 kg and it holds me."
"Metal with a good quality enamel finish. Very nice."
"Steel material. Pretty solid."

Why a door step, not a step stool
- 1
Lives in the car
Folds to glovebox size. A step stool stays in the garage, not where you need it.
- 2
Uses the car's own strength
The hook rests on the steel door striker, the part built to hold the door shut in a crash.
- 3
Both feet, level
A platform wide enough to stand square instead of balancing on the sill or a tyre.
- 4
Seats stay clean
No more standing on the door sill or the seat in muddy shoes.
Two cars at home? One for each glovebox.
Keep a step and a breaker tip in both cars, and the pair ships together for free.
The questions everyone asks
Nearly every car, SUV, van and pickup has a U-shaped door striker on the frame. It works on front and rear doors. If it does not fit yours, our money-back guarantee covers you.
A rubber pad sits against the frame. Keep the pad clean, because a stone trapped under it can mark the paint, the same as any step.
Only tempered side glass. Windscreens and laminated side windows will not break. Check the marking in the corner of your side windows.
