I just installed these running boards onto my QX60... makes it much easier for my 4-yr old to get into the car.
And it's based on where you set the running boards.I don't think the Qx60 got smaller in 2015. So I'd attribute that to quality control of the board maker. You can see that sometimes the screws are missing or whatever and people have had to ask for a replacement set after receipt.
I installed these running boards on my 2015 QX60 Hybrid last Sunday.
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I ran into the same problem as Jasper with the Passenger Side Front Support Bar. Rather than leave it out entirely, I flipped it around and it was able to clear the thin black pipes (which I suspect house some wiring re: Driver Assist option on the vehicle, which is why not everyone has this problem.) I realize the steel is not as strong in this position than the intended way, but I thought it would be better than nothing. See photo.
My running boards seem to be just a bit short, but it still looks okay, since the chrome lines up pretty well with the chrome accent on the door above.
Oh, and some of the bolt plates had to be grinded down a bit to make them pass completely into the holes. Luckily, we have a power grinder on the workbench, so it was easy. But a dremmel (sp?) could do the trick, too.
Now, we're ready for my 86 year old mother-in-law next week!
I find it hard to believe that that 2013, 2014, and the 2015 have different body lengths.Yes, I ordered my from Amazon. Exact same link provided by others.
Yes, you can slide it from front to back. For me, I slide to it to as front as possible. I still have about 1.5 inches stick out at the rear.
I suspected the car is a little different in length base on the year. Mine is year 2015.