Rear Bumper Options for 6th Gen 4Runner

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Current Rear Bumpers for the 2025+ 4Runner (Buyers Guide + Discussion)​

The 6th Gen 4Runner is still new, and rear bumper options are just starting to roll out. Right now, there are only two main choices, but both take completely different approaches. This guide is meant to track what’s available and give a quick look at how they compare.

Why You’d Want a Rear Bumper​

A rear bumper upgrade is one of those mods you don’t fully appreciate until you need it. The stock bumper looks fine but offers almost no real protection, so one light hit on the trail or a steep departure angle, and it’s done. A replacement bumper gives you strength, recovery options, better departure angle, and space for useful add-ons like swing-outs, tire carriers, and lighting.

Dissent Off Road​

Dissent’s bumper is built for serious off-road and overland setups. It’s a modular steel design that can run with or without swing-outs and keeps all factory sensors and towing capability.

• 3/16-inch steel construction with half-inch recovery points and modular swing-out options
• Designed for camera and blind spot sensor relocation

Check it out online: https://dissentoffroad.com/collections/4runner/products/6th-gen-4runner-dual-swing-rear-bumper

Rago Fabrication​

Rago’s setup keeps things tighter and closer to factory lines while adding real steel protection. It’s lighter, sensor-compatible, and includes lighting mounts for added utility.

• Steel construction with hammer black powder coat and built-in pod light mounts
• Retains factory sensors and blind spot monitoring a stock+ look

Check it out online: https://www.ragofabrication.com/products/6th-gen-4runner-rear-bumper

Final Thoughts​

There aren’t many options yet, but both of these set a strong starting point. Dissent leans toward overland functionality, while Rago focuses on clean design and simplicity. As more companies release their versions, this guide will be updated with new options and details.