2024 Tacoma Low Profile Front Bumpers

[rustytaco]

Yo everyone! Drafting up this post as a guide/resource for new low-profile bumpers for the 4th Gen Tacoma as they become available.



By low profile, I'm talking about the bumpers that replace the center portion only. Sometimes people call it a valance.

This is an OEM+ style. The main purpose is to avoid crazy cuts and stay slim, while still being able to add lights, a winch, etc.

Some options already available today...

4th Gen Tacoma Covert Front Bumper | Shop Now | CBI Offroad

The 4th Generation Tacoma Covert Front Bumper offers winch capability, added strength and a light bar mount - all while keeping that clean factory look.

cbioffroadfab.com

Coming soon...

Tacoma Front Lo-Pro Winch Bumper / 4th Gen / 2024+

Get the durable 2024 Tundra winch bumper from C4 Fabrication. Upgrade your truck with premium quality. Shop today for reliable performance!

c4fabrication.com

I know several others are working on others. I'll update this post as I can and new products launch.

Feel free to drop links/photos as you find them too!

 

[Ghosted_trd]

I have the CBI covert bumper, CBI has a lot more planned for this truck so stay tuned!
Use code “Ghosted” to save on anything from CBI’s website

 

[rustytaco]

Cali Raised option coming soon!

 

[Mink]

Hopefully there will be lots of options.

 

[rustytaco]

Hopefully there will be lots of options.

I don't think there will be any shortage!

 

[Hawaiiansurfer]

What are the benefits of these bumpers besides the look?

 

[TRD JON]

I added the NYTOP lower valance bumper to my truck. Super easy to do. Code: TRDJON10OFF if ya'll are interested.

 

[Mink]

What are the benefits of these bumpers besides the look?

Better approach angle. Plus most have the ability to mount a winch and additional recovery points.

 

[rustytaco]

Better approach angle. Plus most have the ability to mount a winch and additional recovery points.

Seems like some of the ones I've seen don't necessarily improve approach angle? Probably need to stick more to full bumpers if that is the goal.

 

[ahsoka_taco]

The rago fab one looks sleeeeek

2024+ Toyota Tacoma Low-Profile Winch Bumper

Upgrade your 4th Gen Tacoma's off-road capability with our low-profile winch front bumper. It features a recessed light bar mount, hidden winch mount, and keeps all OEM features like adaptive cruise control. Made in USA with durable powder coat finish.

www.ragofabrication.com

 

[GrumpyPants44]

Does anyone know what the estimated price of the Rago bumper will be?

 

[BG]

A few more front bumper options listed on this post: https://4gtaco.com/threads/top-10-4th-gen-tacoma-off-road-overland-builds-2024.426/

 

[Franko Manini]

I'm really only interested in front bumpers that retain all factory sensors. Maybe we could add this information to the posts as they come up?

Also, I was surprised to see that ARB doesn't have a front bumper already available since they produce a rear bumper for the TRD Pro and Trailhunter models.

 

[Voodoo452]

Any low-profile winch bumpers, compatible with TRD Pro skid plates?

 

[rustytaco]

I'm really only interested in front bumpers that retain all factory sensors. Maybe we could add this information to the posts as they come up?

Also, I was surprised to see that ARB doesn't have a front bumper already available since they produce a rear bumper for the TRD Pro and Trailhunter models.

Shouldn't most (if not all) low-profile bumpers be compatible? I don't think the bottom portion that is most typically replaced houses any sensors, to my knowledge.

ARB operates in interesting ways, haha. There's a lot of R&D to consider. Especially with that new core support. I'm sure they'll get there, they just have their hands in a lot of jars.

 

[rustytaco]

Any low-profile winch bumpers, compatible with TRD Pro skid plates?

Similar response to above. I wouldn't see why it would interfere with any of the bumpers. Even when full widths start to come out. Bumpers don't usually bolt to the crossmember where the skid plate does.

 

[Voodoo452]

Shouldn't most (if not all) low-profile bumpers be compatible? I don't think the bottom portion that is most typically replaced houses any sensors, to my knowledge.

ARB operates in interesting ways, haha. There's a lot of R&D to consider. Especially with that new core support. I'm sure they'll get there, they just have their hands in a lot of jars.

Similar response to above. I wouldn't see why it would interfere with any of the bumpers. Even when full widths start to come out. Bumpers don't usually bolt to the crossmember where the skid plate does.

Wondering, because some of the vendors out there say they do not work/are not compatible with stock skid plates.