BOHAI Engineering: Resilience and Innovation
BOHAI Auto Technology's foundation in scientific and technological innovation extends directly to our specialized off-road product lines. We recognize the unique demands of the off-road segment—namely, resistance to impact, extreme weather cycling, and continuous exposure to abrasive media. Our dedicated R&D team, comprised of over 40 technical managers, focuses on material science and sealing technology to develop components that endure. Every off-road step system passes through our comprehensive testing center, where resistance to dust ingress (simulating desert conditions) and submersion (simulating river crossings) is validated prior to mass production.
High-Stress Operating Environments
- Rock Crawling and Desert Use: Vehicles requiring sustained ground clearance (e.g., Jeep Wrangler, Toyota 4Runner) where fixed running boards are susceptible to damage.
- Expedition/Overland Builds: Installation on vehicles modified for extended travel in remote or unpaved areas, where reliable access is necessary after significant vehicle lifts.
- Military/Tactical Vehicle Modification: Provides a robust, deployable step for vehicles used in demanding field operations.
Key Product Specifications
| Motor Torque Rating | Higher than standard (Specific N·m rating available) |
| Retracted Position Clearance Increase | Up to 3-5 cm higher than standard steps |
| Primary Bearing Type | Oversized, Sealed Roller Bearings |
| Operational Safety Feature | Manual Lockout Switch and Overload Protection |
| Step Surface Treatment | Aggressive R-Value Non-Slip Coating |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: Will these steps deploy if they are covered in thick mud?
- A: The reinforced motor and gearing are designed with significant torque reserve. While heavy accumulation may slow deployment, the system is rated to push through common levels of mud and ice. Regular high-pressure cleaning is recommended after off-road excursions.
- Q: How does the manual lockout feature work?
- A: A dedicated switch, typically located inside the cabin, electrically deactivates the door-sensor trigger and locks the steps in the fully retracted position, preventing accidental deployment while traversing deep water or rocky terrain.
- Q: Are the steps designed to function as rock sliders?
- A: No. While the components are structurally reinforced, they are not intended to bear the full weight of the vehicle during rock impact. They are designed for accessibility; dedicated rock sliders should be used for full underbody protection.

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