Anybody know where I can get a roll pan for a 2004 tahoe?

[califaplayer707]

I'm located in northern california. In napa to be exact I've been wanting to put a roll pan on my 2004 tahoe but I can't find one or a shop that will do it for me anybody know a place?
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[Knobz]

Stylintrucks.com sells roll pans, Street Scene in Watsonville, Ca stocks them.. Amazon, eBay...

 

[califaplayer707]

Stylintrucks.com sells roll pans, Street Scene in Watsonville, Ca stocks them.. Amazon, eBay...

Thanks ill look into that. I'm hoping there might be a shop that does it locally though

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[Young28]

If you can find a shop to paint it you can install it your self. Pretty easy. Unless you are wanting a steel one welded in and then smoothed and painted.

 

[califaplayer707]

If you can find a shop to paint it you can install it your self. Pretty easy. Unless you are wanting a steel one welded in and then smoothed and painted.

Yeah I do want it welded though

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[Knobz]

Yeah I do want it welded though

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You could get a bolt on roll pan, mount it and then take it to a body shop to have them weld the seams, smooth it, and paint it..

 

[Young28]

^ there ya go.

 

[skaffy03]

I still think the urethane roll pans look way better than the steel ones


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[ccapehartusarmyINF.(ret)]

okay i was lookin into getting a roll pan and decided to wait becuase i heard after you take off the bumper you have to grind down and shorten the frame so a roll pan will fit

 

[skaffy03]

I'm not sure about that for the metal pans, but you don't have to for a urethane roll pan. Whatever you decide, either get a hidden hitch behind it or weld a steel brace between the end of the frame so you have some extra support if you get rear ended


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