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Game days are fun. Getting back into a sun-baked Tacoma after the match? Not so much. Whether you’re heading to a watch party, tailgate, camping trip, or just parking outside for a few hours, summer heat builds up fast. That’s why a custom-fit windshield sunshade starts to make sense — simple...

Thanks for sharing the photos and your honest experience. (y) (y) (y) That’s good to hear. Ease of use has been one of the biggest things discussed in this thread, so it’s helpful to see feedback from someone who’s actually using it. Curious what everyone else cares about most in a sunshade...

Got it — with a SmartCap, that makes total sense for the rear window. The foil blocker cut to size is probably the most straightforward solution: simple, cheap, and it fits because you made it fit. Sounds like for the windshield, the ideal setup is something simple with good coverage and no...

That makes a lot of sense, especially for camping. Being able to crack the windows for airflow while keeping bugs and dust out is a totally different use case from a windshield sunshade, but probably more useful when you’re actually at camp for a while. Sounds like those are more of a camping...

Haha “case by case” is pretty perfect here. Sounds like you’re in the fun part of dialing in the setup. Two Roam boxes should give you a lot of flexibility — maybe one for camp/comfort gear and one for tools/recovery/emergency stuff, depending on the trip. For towels and soft goods, I can see...

That’s a solid setup. The cargo attic makes sense for lightweight stuff like towels, jackets, or smaller soft gear, and the Roam boxes are probably better for keeping trip gear organized and protected. Using the case for thin camping towels is actually a pretty clever idea. Sounds like the...

That’s a pretty clever use for it. Thin camping towels for a week-long trip actually sound like they’d fit the case well. Now you’ve got me thinking we may need to look at the case as more than just a sunshade bag — maybe a small Tacoma camping storage pouch too. Do you usually keep that kind...

:LOL:Haha, first request for just the case — noted. I’ll check whether that’s something we can offer separately. Are you looking for a storage bag for another sunshade, or do you just like the case design?

Haha, fair point — the “Tacoma needs an umbrella” line does sound like an April 1st post. But for summer heat, what kind of sunshade would you actually use every day?

Appreciate the honest take — and thanks for using our mats in both the Tacoma and Outback Wilderness. That means a lot. The A-pillar pull-to-open style is a really helpful suggestion. I can see why that would feel more convenient for daily use: quicker to open, less handling, and easier storage...

That’s fair, and I appreciate the detailed feedback. You’re right that with an umbrella-style sunshade, the way it’s deployed and removed really matters. If the process isn’t clear, it can look awkward or even make people worry about hitting the trim or center display. We should definitely do a...

Fair enough — appreciate the honest take. Is it the umbrella-style design you don’t like, the way it sits on the windshield, or just the overall setup?😆 Genuinely curious. What would make a sunshade actually useful for your Tacoma in summer?

I know it sounds funny — a Tacoma with an umbrella. But if you’ve ever parked your truck outside on a hot summer day, you probably know what I mean. Open the door and it feels like stepping into an oven. The steering wheel is too hot to touch. The seats are burning. The dash sits under...

Thank you for your suggestion! We have pictures of the running board samples installed on the SR5. The only difference between the ones in the pictures and the model we are currently selling is the color of the logo; everything else is exactly the same!

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So you’re thinking about adding a set of running boards to your 4th Gen Toyota Tacoma—awesome choice! Running boards are not only practical but also give your truck a sleek, rugged look. But before you pull the trigger on that purchase, there are a few key things you need to know to make sure...

Sure! The following two images show the sample installed on the SR5. The only difference from the current product is that the logo color has changed from red to black. If you have any other questions, please feel free to leave a message!

A huge thank you to everyone for your comments and guesses!:like: There were some really interesting guesses about new products for the Tacoma, such as a fuel tank, tailgate mat for power tailgates, seat covers, light bars, jump starters, tonneau covers, and more. We really appreciate all your...

This is a nice detailed addition to the features of running boards! Just curious—have you used running boards before, or are you using them now?

If you're a Toyota Tacoma owner, especially those of you who love hitting the trails or just want a little extra convenience in your daily drive, you’ve probably heard the term “running board.” But what exactly is a running board, and why should you consider adding one to your Tacoma? What Is a...