3RD GEN TACOMA HIGH CLEARANCE FRONT BUMPER DIY KIT

•Optional 1/4″ 5052 aluminum for a lightweight yet very durable overlanding setup (52lb weight savings)

•Bolts directly to frame using a total of 10 factory mounting points – no drilling required

•Protected winch mount fits all 8000-10,000lb winches with removable solenoids (Also fits some 12,000lb models)

•Integrated 3/8″ thick clevis mounts maximize clearance and allow the use of ¾” D-Rings

•Four integrated LED pod mounts – slotted mounting tabs give adjustment to fit a variety of lights

•Integrated license plate mount

•Optional heavy duty grill tubing for added protection

Steel base bumper weight: 102lbs

Aluminum base bumper weight: 50 lbs

This is a high clearance weld-together bumper kit for the 2016-2019 Toyota Tacoma. It features a bolt-on design, protected winch mount, and one of the best approach angles of any bumper on the market. This bumper allows you to forget about approach angle and substantially improves the offroad capability of your Tacoma. It offers excellent protection from rocks, trees and animal strikes and has been kept to a weight of 102lbs through careful design work.

Forget the outrageous lead times of many bumper options that are measured in months. All of our bumper kits ship within 3-10 business days.

As for welding, with everything designed using CAD software and then CNC laser-cut to size, the pieces fit together perfectly and this makes for a very simple assembly process. All kits come with detailed instructions with plenty of clearly labelled diagrams that are made using cutting-edge CAD software. This bumper kit is well within the ability of a novice welder and many customers have purchased it as their very first welding project with great results! This is made possible by the clean parts fit-ups and thick material. These are two factors that make welding significantly easier. Welding is one of those skills that is easier to learn than you may think and once you can do it, you’ll wonder how you ever got by without it. Alternatively, many individuals buy the kits and then have a local welder assemble it for them. Even in this case, it typically ends up being less expensive than buying a pre-fabricated bumper – especially after considering the lower shipping costs of our kits vs. fully assembled bumpers.