Southern Style OffRoad Slimline Full Plate and Slimline Full Tube bumpers!

Give us a call at 225 726 7979 or email us at info@southernstyleoffroad.com with your order number and we can check up on that order for you.

 

For you northern folks, how's this bumper holding out in the salt and slush states? I had a pair of steel steps and they rusted really fast, which is why I've been looking at aluminum bumpers but I keep coming back to SSO because to me, they make the best looking bumper for the Tacoma.

 

Im in Wisconsin so I feel your pain. If it's steel your going to have to do maintenance at some point. I have to touch up my sliders yearly. I waiting on my bumper (which I is also getting powder coated) and I expect to do the same touch up maintenance. It's just a fact of life in the rust belt.

 

I did on november 5th. And was just told "its at a welding station."
Its been there since October 21st.

 

Has anyone got the Full plate bumper and kept a hidden bumper light bar with the new bumper? I have a hidden front bumper light bar from cali raised and wanted to know if I could keep it if I went with the full plate bumper

 

It might be possible if you don’t have a winch, but I couldn’t say for sure. But definitely not with a winch.

 

We recommend cleaning the bumper often, to help with the chemicals/salt places spray on the road. We also recommend repowdercoating it every other year or at signs of first wear and tear. At the end of the day the elements will always win, we just have to do the best to combat them.

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We apologize, we have been having supply issues. Metal has been a lot of "fun" to get our hands on. Your order should see some movement here shortly. I assign orders out by order date, and sometimes our metal orders come in incomplete so I do not know I am assigning work out that has yet to reach to facility. So I do apologize about that.

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-Lee

 

Coat your bumper with fluid film, and get car washes regularly in the winter to wash the salt off. Then coat it w fluid film again.

 

I'm holding off from ordering a full plate bumper on one issue, I can't decide bull bar or no bull bull bar as I like the look of both, I am leaning toward bull bar though for a little extra protection

 

I had the same dilemma, ended up going bull bar. Good luck!

 

The bull bar looks great and is not very intrusive. You can see it on the camera (if you have a front facing cam) but it doesn't stop you from using it effectively.

 

No bull bar here, wanted a low profile look.

 

Silly question... but how are you guys mounting your license plate. Hoping to recieve my order this week.

 

This is what I use
Tuffy Flip-Up License Plate Holder for Winch W/Hawse Fairlead 01-Black

$31 Tuffy Flip-Up License Plate Holder - Hawse Fairlead

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N4AKOEB

 

@codemancer I am currently sitting on a factor 55 fairlead and splice link. Not sure how well the item will work with all of that. I will study it though.

 

Woot just got my bumper today.. Christmas has come early. What is the best tool to use to cut the bumper?

 

I used an oscillating multitool and it worked really well.

 

Similiar to this?

 

More like this: Personally, I use the Ryobi one because I'm in their ecosystem: https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-ONE-18V-Cordless-Multi-Tool-Tool-Only-P343B/313269538

 

Any close ups of the cuts? And thanks for all the info.