Q: What is included in the complete skid plate collection?
A: This is the main package and it contains all five of our 2025+ Toyota 4Runner skid plates: the Front Skid Plate, the Cat Shield & Transmission Skid Plate, the Transfer Case Skid Plate, the Fuel Tank Skid Plate, and the Lower Control Arm Skid Plates (left and right). A full grade-8 hardware kit is included.
Q: If I choose the aluminum kit, are all of the plates aluminum?
A: The front, cat shield and transmission, transfer case, and fuel tank plates are 1/4" 5052 aircraft-grade aluminum. The lower control arm skid plates ship in coated steel on both the steel and the aluminum kit, because that plate is only produced in steel.
Q: Is this the same as buying the individual 2025+ 4Runner skid plates?
A: Same plates, bundled into one package. Buying the complete collection costs less than purchasing the five plates separately, and every plate is cut to index against its neighbors so there are no coverage gaps along the belly of the vehicle.
Q: Can I buy these skid plates individually instead?
A: Yes. Every plate in this collection is also sold on its own if you would rather build up your underbody protection over time. This package is simply the complete set at a better price.
Q: Does this skid plate collection fit the 2025 Toyota 4Runner?
A: Yes. This kit is designed specifically for 2025 and newer Toyota 4Runner 4WD models.
Q: Which option do I choose, HYBRID or NON-HYBRID?
A: Select the option that matches your 4Runner's drivetrain. The hybrid and non-hybrid 2025+ 4Runner have different underbody layouts, so the plates in the kit are configured accordingly.
Q: Can I install this kit without drilling or modifying my 4Runner?
A: Yes. The collection is 100% bolt-on, using factory and grade-8 hardware, with no drilling or cutting required.
Q: What materials are available for this skid plate collection?
A: You can choose between 3/16" American steel for maximum impact strength or 1/4" 5052 aircraft-grade aluminum for a lighter-weight build.
Q: How long does the full kit take to install?
A: Plan on 2 to 3 hours depending on tools and experience. The job is rated moderate difficulty, and a second set of hands is recommended since the plates are heavy to position under the vehicle.