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...
A wind fairing cuts the drag created by your roof rack and mounted gear, reducing wind noise and recovering lost fuel economy on daily-driven trucks. Cali Raised LED designed an adjustable wind fairing to solve what fixed-angle fairings cannot: a universal-fit solution that lets you set the deflection angle based on your rack height, gear load, and driving style. What Does a Wind Fairing Do? When air hits the leading...
The best lighting for your roof rack depends on how you drive: a 42-inch LED light bar delivers maximum flood coverage for trail driving, while pod lights and ditch lights add focused side illumination for technical terrain. This guide breaks down every option, how to mount it cleanly on your Toyota, and which products work best for the Tacoma, 4Runner, and Tundra. What Types of Roof Rack Lighting Are There?...
The best rock sliders for your 4Runner mount to the frame, shield the rocker panels from rock strikes, and hold up to real trail use. Cali Raised LED builds bolt-on rock sliders for both the 5th gen 4Runner (2010-2024) and 3rd gen 4Runner (2003-2009), available in Trail Edition and Step Edition styles with three finish options. Why Does Your 4Runner Need Rock Sliders? The 4Runner's factory running boards and step...