Molle Bed Panels With A Hard Tri-Fold Tonneau Cover... Anybody Done It?

757Tacoma · 2025-04-28T19:45:38+00:00

I went ahead and changed out my TRD Sport Grille for a YotaVerse Replica TRD Pro Grille! It fully changed the way the truck looks. It makes the front end look completely different. Upgrading the grille on your Tacoma is a major plus. Not only does it elevate the truck’s appearance and make it stand out from the crowd, it helps with visibility because of the light bar that is included! Whether you're looking to personalize your ride, improve its performance, or simply add an extra bit of lighting for off-roading, an upgraded grille is one of the best investments you can make. Plus, it’s an easy upgrade that completely changes the front end appearance as well as performance. I 100% recommend getting the TRD Pro Grille over the OEM Grille any day! I chose the grille with the raptor lights & light bar for off-roading purposes and helping with visibility when I am not on the pavement. It takes approximately 1-2 hours to change out the grille, with basic tools needed and it is a simple 1 person job. Tools needed - Phillips head and flat head screwdriver, 10mm, and trim pry tool. Direct link for this product - https://www.yotaverse.com/products/tacoma-trd-pro-grill-2024 I will be adding an update to this post once the light bar is fully wired up & showing the output!

R D

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Dec 16, 2025

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I just picked up a new Tacoma and had the dealer install a hard tri-fold tonneau cover. I love these tonneaus as I've had them on 5 different trucks throughout the years.

These new 4th Gen's mount the tonneaus to the inside bed rail. I put Molle panels in my 4Runner inside the rear corners and they're insanely useful and I'd like to mount Molle panels on the inside of the bed walls of my Tacoma.

Some manufacturers mount their Molle panels on the outside of bed rail and some mount their Molle panels on the backside of the bed rails.

Has anybody tackled this yet? I appreciate the feedback and help.