Ditch lights mount at the cowl area below your A-pillars and throw light to the side where your headlights leave blind spots on turns and trails. Cali Raised LED makes bolt-on bracket kits for every Tacoma and 4Runner model year, and this guide covers which kit fits your truck, how to wire the pods, and what to expect from the install. What Are Ditch Lights and Why Do Toyota Owners...
The best Tacoma light bar mount depends on one thing: how you use your truck. Roof racks give you the widest flood of light, grille mounts keep things street-legal and subtle, and bumper mounts put the beam exactly where you need it on tight trails. This guide breaks down all three mounting positions for a Toyota Tacoma light bar — what each one does well, where it falls short, what...
Best 2024-2027 Toyota Tacoma Accessories for the 4th Gen The 2024-2027 Toyota Tacoma uses a redesigned frame, a new composite bed, and square-style OEM switch openings that require generation-specific parts. Cali Raised LED builds accessories designed and fitment-tested for the 4th gen Tacoma, from plug-and-play ditch light kits to frame-mounted rock sliders, overland bed racks, and MOLLE systems. This guide covers the upgrades that matter most and which options work...
Ditch lights are the highest-value lighting upgrade you can do on a 2024 or 2025 Toyota Tacoma. A complete kit runs around $170, takes about an hour to install, and pushes usable light 45 degrees off your hood to illuminate exactly what your headlights miss: the edge of the trail, a road cut, an animal crossing the ditch. Here's everything you need to choose the right setup for your 4th...