Peak Suspension Front Collar & Rear Puck Lift

Telling the Difference Between a 3rd Gen OEM Side Step and That of a 4th Gen OEM Side Step

Rico's4G · 2025-08-16T19:05:32+00:00

One of the few mistakes some new owners do make, is not kmwoing how to differentiate a 3rd Gen OEM steps from that of a 4th Gen. There isn't much of a difference but the little difference there is, makes the 3rd Gen steps not compatible with a 4th Gen Tacoma. For 3rd Gen steps, the rail mounts horizontally to the ground. The steps for 24+ are angled to the rocker panel and the steps are mounted to the bottom rail with plastic side covers. Shared a photo of both the 3rd Gen side steps and that of a 4th Gen so owners can be able to spot and tell the difference. 3rd Gen 4th Gen

ahsoka_taco

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Apr 21, 2024

The 2.25” collar and puck lift leveled the truck pretty well and fit the 35s with minimal trimming. I didn’t use the back puck yet but I’m sure I will when weight gets added to the rear. Anywho, rides nice off-road and was a simple install.

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Peak Suspension Front Collar & Rear Puck Lift

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