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Toyota Tacoma Skid Plate Guide: Which Ones Do You Actually Need?
Toyota Tacoma Skid Plate Guide: Which Ones Do You Actually Need? The front skid plate and fuel tank skid plate are the two most important pieces of underbody protection for any Tacoma that sees real trail use. If you can only start somewhere, start there. But if you're building a rig for serious off-road work, the full picture is more nuanced. Here's what each skid plate protects, what to look...
Do Roof Racks Cause Wind Noise? 5 Fixes for Toyota Tacoma and 4Runner Owners
Yes, roof racks can cause wind noise — but the right rack, designed correctly, nearly eliminates it. Most wind noise comes from two things: the gap between the rack and your roofline, and the light bar fins catching direct airflow at highway speed. If you already have a noisy rack, there are quick fixes. If you're shopping for one, we'll show you what to look for. Here's everything you need...
6th Gen 4Runner Accessories: The First Upgrades Every 2025+ Owner Should Make
The 2025 Toyota 4Runner is the biggest redesign the platform has seen in 14 years. New chassis, new powertrain options, new interior, and a fast-growing aftermarket built specifically for it. If you just took delivery and you're asking where to start, this post has you covered: the upgrades 6th gen owners are actually doing first, organized from easy wins to full trail builds. You do not need to do everything...
Roof Rack Mounting: Proper Gear Mounting And What You Need To Know
Proper roof rack gear mounting starts with understanding your weight limit and keeping the heaviest items centered low on the rack. This guide covers everything from static weight ratings to rooftop tent mounting, so your gear stays secure from the trailhead to camp. What Weight Can a Toyota Roof Rack Hold? Most aftermarket roof racks for the Tacoma, 4Runner, and Tundra carry a dynamic weight rating of 150-165 lbs while...