Strong rear bumper

North Shore hardcore! Used to live in Kings Beach and went to SNC. Go to realtruck.com and check out the bumpers. Remember not all come finished and some delete your tow hitch. At least you can get an idea of what you want and what it costs.

 

Sick I'll check that out!

 

Yeah, but what moves out can also move in, what if you get rear ended with it?

 

^^^ That’s a really nice looking bumper, and this is how well it mounts to the frame:

 

Aren't these kind of post reserved for Fridays? Did I miss the memo?

 

There’s even one more bolt (upper left) than the screenshot you took. It’s solid and uses all the same mounting points as the OEM towbar, so should theoretically have the same towing capacity.

 

I wish my current bumper looked like that

 

I really like my Body Armor desert bumper. I carry a shackle hitch receiver for any recoveries. Good luck in your search.

 

He ain't wrong...

 

What kind of mud flaps are those?

 

Rek Gen
https://rekgen.com/collections/toyota/products/gen3-tacoma-mud-flaps-1

"stock" size

 

I have the same ones. I knew they looked familiar. I took mine off because I kept hitting rocks with them

 

I had to remove the fronts for tire clearance (after digging grooves into them). I've drug the rears a few times, but not enough to warrant removing them. Even if they rip off, so beit... I just don't want to be throwing rocks at people behind me.

 

FYI... here are the rear bumpers I considered.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/rear-hidden-hitch-bumpers-not-high-clearance.590385/

 

Do you have any front hybids sitting around collecting dust?

@WrecklessAbandon

 

Yeah I bought fronts but then rubbed soooo much.

 

Negative. Between batches at the moment. We had a couple extra last month but those sold immediately and we're now racking up a few backorders toward our next batch. That won't be for another couple of months though.

 

Well, if you end up with any extras, let me know. With the way vendors operate around here, I'm done with the "pre-order" and "backorder" business. Too much money to have sitting out there in limbo, with no leverage to get it back when promises and commitments are broken.