@IndigenousAmericanTrucker
It's called a rookie pole in trucking! It's so they can see where their fenders are as well as the front of the truck when driving or pulled up close to something!
@LWebber-k7x
In the old days we called them rookie rods.
@Godzilla-t9g
It is to show the width of the truck
@bears3420
It's a Peterbilt, air up your seat to see😂
@thatonerobloxdev-b1v
Those are fender guides so you don't hit you bumper on a curb
@reaper51
There's an easy way to see your position with a view of in front of the bumper and 2 ft beside the front wheel. It cost about $20 and a hell of a lot cheaper than the insurance. I've used it for 35 years.
@OurDodgeRam
Its called a chicken stick so you know the width of your front bumper or fenders. But it really is just another piece of chrome that you can hang lights on.
@Charles-oe4kj
It's called raising the seat
@CamdinVancise
they are side markers and they help you see in front of the truck
@kennethwoolever5054
They show where the bumper is so you don't scratch or destroy anything
@mv4463
I used these on my conversion van. Front amber ,back in red. Body edge lights for blind spots.
@brett6878
There should be a button near your mirror heat fluid gauge on dash that can raise it on KW & Pete's. Volvo, button is closer to the blinker fluid gauge.
@leonardmsl68
You have to adjust the height on hide on them they let you know where your bumper is
@noscopesallowed8128
Really? People hate on these things too? I think they look awesome, and yea thats their real purpose. Nobody needs these to know where their bumper is. It's for looks. Bores Manufacturing makes these. Got a pair on my old pickup truck.
@mikemcginley6309
It's a corner marker.
@SteveNickols-u7e
It means you need to start doing videos about something you know about
@Grayoutdoors4020
It is the warning signals for whatever you turn. I’m pretty sure.
@Really41
The company that sells these as in the in business since 1972 and was started by a truck driver. This truck driver is now 93 years old . Call you young truck drivers you got it going on.
@RichardHunt-k7b
They are called curb finders. It's a old school thing.
@JohnBaudo