Vans like the Ford Transit are built tall for cargo space, which means the step up into the cab or side door is often higher than in a typical vehicle. An electric running board addresses that directly, extending automatically whenever a Transit door opens to give drivers, passengers, and delivery crews a solid foothold, then retracting once the door shuts.
The Ford Transit's tall, spacious build makes it a workhorse van, and an Electric Running Board by Decoin makes getting in and out of it far less of a stretch.
Because the Transit sits taller than a typical passenger vehicle, the automatic step genuinely helps drivers, crew, and passengers climb aboard without straining.
The step extends the instant a Transit door opens and retracts flush against the body once it's closed, keeping the van's clearance unaffected during regular driving.
A stable, slip-resistant platform reduces the risk of falls for delivery drivers moving quickly in and out, as well as for passengers or families using a passenger-spec Transit.
Available in finishes suited to the Transit's utilitarian styling, the step adds function without clashing with the van's practical design.
Made from corrosion- and impact-resistant materials, the running board is designed to handle repeated daily use, loading docks, and all-weather routes.
Designed to mount using the Transit's existing hardware wherever possible, the kit installs with minimal modification and needs little upkeep on a busy work schedule.
Can an electric running board handle the demands of daily commercial use? Yes, the kits are built with corrosion- and impact-resistant materials suited to frequent daily deployment.
Will the step work on both cargo and passenger versions of the Transit? Yes, the system is designed to suit the Transit's standard door configurations across cargo and passenger variants.
Does the step slow down loading and unloading? No, it deploys and retracts automatically in sync with the doors, adding convenience without slowing down your workflow.
Explore the complete lineup on the Ford electric running boards and power steps page.
