Need BLACK bumper caps

Need black bumper caps for my 2019 SR5. I’m over the chrome. Someone trade me or send a link with some that aren’t too expensive. Not trying to spend over $200 on plastic.

 

In the upper right of your screen you'll see this. Please change the title because we like to reserve "help!!" for people that are out on a trail, stuck, and need help.

 

+1

 

Have you considered plasti dip? If you do it correctly it looks great, it’s durable, and it’s cheap.

 

Also if you go on rockauto and look under your model, and look under "Bumper End" there are options there for like $30 each.

 

It’s not that serious lol. Getting your truck stuck isn’t an appropriate use of the word “help” either. Maybe if you were dying it’d be acceptable.

 

I just worry about it chipping.

 

I wish we had an organized sub-forum of all the successful recoveries performed on here, where TW members will drive hours out of their way to help a complete and random stranger. Some of these people are stranded in the middle of nowhere, and options for people to come get them are extremely limited. So yes, we do take it seriously.

 

I’ve used plasti dip on my emblems and rear bumper caps. I did about four coats on each emblem and six coats on each bumper cap. It’s been on for a little over a year now with no chipping.

 

Okay in the end, it’s not a life or death situation. That’s my point lmao.

 

This dude was stuck in the snow in the winter. Who's to say his ass wouldn't have froze overnight? This doesn't need to turn into a petty argument. You're new to TW, so stick around and you'll see some amazing things this community will do. All we did was politely ask/change your title.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/sos-help-stuck-in-snow-colorado.604309/

 

There’s a company on here that sells black covers.

Bumpershellz

 

For direct replacement you can go RockAuto, or even dealer (I got mine from dealer for way less than $200), or you could cover the existing ones up with the product from BumperShellz.

Or one could go the almost free route of paint or plastidip. Your call, many options out there depending on your budget (of both time and money).