Our Foxtrot Rear Bumper for the 2016–2023 Toyota Tacoma is a dovetail-style, bolt-on replacement for the factory rear bumper and trailer hitch. The design improves departure angle and ground clearance without requiring any cutting.

The bumper shell is constructed from 7-gauge steel with 1/4-inch steel mounting bracketry. Integrated features include a hidden receiver hitch, recovery tabs, center reverse light mount, outer auxiliary light mounts, backup sensor mounts, and a flip-up license plate bracket.

FEATURES

Dovetail-style rear bumper design
Bolt-on installation with no cutting required
7-gauge steel bumper construction
1/4-inch steel mounting bracketry
Improved departure angle and ground clearance
Hidden receiver hitch
Integrated recovery tabs
Center reverse light provision
Outer auxiliary light provisions
Backup sensor mounting provisions
Flip-up license plate bracket

FITMENT

2016–2023 Toyota Tacoma

LIGHTING

Optional Baja Designs S1 lighting packages are available for the center reverse light and outer chase light locations. Custom wiring is required for light installation.

TOW HITCH DISCLAIMER

Towing a trailer on public roads is at your own risk. Never exceed the rated towing capacity of your vehicle. If heavy towing is important to you, we recommend retaining the factory tow hitch and bumper. This bumper is engineered to meet factory hitch capacities, but no guaranteed weight rating or towing capacity is provided. The bumper-mounted receiver hitch is intended for lighter loads or accessories with recreation and camping in mind. Heavy haulers should retain the factory hitch or consider a different option.

BLIND SPOT MONITORING SYSTEM DISCLAIMER

Blind spot monitoring sensors are removed when installing this bumper. The factory blind spot monitoring system will no longer function.

POWDER COAT DISCLAIMER

Saints Offroad does not guarantee the long-term durability of powder coat finishes in climates with high snow or humidity. For these climates, we recommend purchasing the product in raw steel and contacting your local powder coat shop for the appropriate coating for your climate.