Low Pro or Full Bumper?

[TRD JON]

What are you guys planning to go with bumper-wise when it comes time to add one to your new 4Runner? I am curious as to how involved it is to add a low pro-style bumper to this new 4Runner. The 4th Gen Tacoma is awesome because there is no cutting required to add a low pro to those trucks (depending on the brand). I just added a NYTOP bumper and if I wanted to go back to stock I totally can. I've seen renders online too with full bumpers! Looks so sick!

 

[jcuevas76]

I’d like to see what low pro options will be available.

 

[Freedompanda]

Based on where I live, as well as the amount of traveling I do for my job (passion?), I’d go full bumper. I’m in NW Montana, off grid, and the amount of deer out here is off the charts. I sadly hit 3 deer in the first 5 months I lived here with my Jeep, but none in the two years since, thankfully. My Jeep’s bumper is meaty.

What are you guys planning to go with bumper-wise when it comes time to add one to your new 4Runner? I am curious as to how involved it is to add a low pro-style bumper to this new 4Runner. The 4th Gen Tacoma is awesome because there is no cutting required to add a low pro to those trucks (depending on the brand). I just added a NYTOP bumper and if I wanted to go back to stock I totally can. I've seen renders online too with full bumpers! Looks so sick!

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[Slow_landers]

I’m thinking if there’s cbi covert bumper with a winch and light bar - all blacked out.

 

[Blackteqrunner]

Low pro seems like the safer way to go, especially if you plan on selling or trading in the vehicle down the road. Seems like Toyota knows this and has made changing out the front end much easier than previous models.