Stretched out to accommodate a third row, the Chery Exeed TXL asks a bit more of anyone climbing into the rear seats than its shorter TX sibling does. Electric running boards close that gap, automatically extending a stable platform at every door the moment it opens, then folding away again so the TXL's longer profile stays uncluttered when the boards aren't in use.
With more length and more doors in regular use than the standard TX, the Exeed TXL benefits noticeably from Decoin's electric running boards. Each board operates independently, extending only at the door being used and retracting once it's closed, so third-row passengers get the same easy step-up as those riding up front.
Reaching a third-row seat usually means a higher step and a longer stretch, which can be uncomfortable for kids or anyone with limited mobility. A power step shortens that stretch considerably, giving TXL passengers a firm, slip-resistant foothold before they climb up into the cabin.
Built from materials that resist corrosion, chipping, and fading, these running boards are designed to keep performing after years of school runs and road trips. Installation attaches directly to the TXL's factory mounting points, with the door-triggered wiring set up during the same visit, so there's nothing extra to maintain afterward.
Do all four doors get their own running board section? Yes — each door deploys its own step independently, so second- and third-row passengers benefit just as much as front-seat riders.
Will the boards interfere with off-road ground clearance? No, they retract fully when not deployed, so the TXL's clearance is unaffected while driving.
Do I need to replace the boards over time? With minimal maintenance, the corrosion-resistant construction is built to last for years of regular use.
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