How to Install the Luverne Grip-Step Rear Step on a RAM ProMaster

Adding a Luverne Grip-Step rear step to your RAM ProMaster is one of the simplest and most effective upgrades you can make for safety and convenience. This heavy-duty step provides a secure foothold when loading or unloading your cargo area — and installation can be done in under an hour with basic tools.

In the short installation video below, you’ll see the exact steps required to get your Grip-Step securely mounted. Whether you’re an experienced upfitter or a DIY van owner, this walkthrough keeps things simple and clear.


What You’ll Learn in This Video

Here’s a quick summary of what’s covered in the tutorial — with timestamps so you can jump straight to the part you need:

  • (00:00)Removing the factory bolt: Learn which bumper bolt to remove and how to prepare the area for the welded bolt installation.

  • (00:20)Installing the welded bolt and top bracket: Slide the bracket into position and secure it with 19mm and 16mm hardware.

  • (00:45)Attaching the lower plate: The plate slides underneath the frame and aligns with the existing holes for easy mounting.

  • (01:05)Securing with carriage bolts and washers: Insert two carriage bolts, followed by washers and nuts, to lock the step firmly in place.

  • (01:35)Final check: Verify that both sides are even, tighten all bolts, and admire your clean, factory-fit installation.


Why This Upgrade Matters

  • Improved safety: The non-skid surface provides traction in all weather conditions.

  • Durable build: Made from aluminum with a black powder-coat finish to resist rust and corrosion.

  • Professional look: Integrates seamlessly with your ProMaster’s rear bumper design.

  • DIY-friendly: No drilling required — uses factory mounting points.


Tools You’ll Need

  • 19mm, 16mm, and 14mm sockets

  • Ratchet and extension

  • Torque wrench


Wrap-Up

If you’re looking for a simple, rugged upgrade for your RAM ProMaster, the Luverne Grip-Step is a great choice. The video shows every step from bolt removal to final tightening — making it easy to follow even for first-time installers.