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Been thinking about this one again — the front wall of the bed feels like one of those spots that could be really useful if it’s set up right. I’d probably use it for stuff I want easy access to but don’t want sliding around in the bed — straps, first-aid gear, small tools, maybe an air hose...

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It’s not available for purchase just yet — we’re expecting it to go live around the end of this month. Once it’s officially listed, I’ll make sure to share the update here.

Once this product is officially available, if you’re interested in picking one up, feel free to send me a private message with your email address. I’d be happy to send you a Trumgeta gift card as a thank-you for the detailed feedback and support you’ve shared with us here.

That’s really helpful — 25–30 lbs gives us a much clearer real-world target to work with. And good note on the Element extinguishers; that makes the overall setup lighter than I initially pictured. I’ll pass that load range along to our design team while we confirm the final rated capacity...

That’s actually a really solid use case — especially the GMRS/Ham radio, Stop the Bleed kit, flashlight, and emergency gear. That’s pretty much the kind of stuff we pictured living up there. And you’re right about the weight limit — that’s the number that really matters before hanging radios...

We’ve been working on a new overhead MOLLE panel for the 2023 Tacoma, and the part I think is actually worth talking about is the flip-down design. Overhead storage is great for getting gear off the seats and floor — until you need something and have to reach around above your head to get it...

I’m curious how many Tacoma owners are actually using the front wall of the bed for storage — or if it’s mostly just wasted space. We made this Front Bed MOLLE Panel for the 2024–2026 Tacoma 5-ft bed around a pretty simple idea: get the smaller stuff off the bed floor and give tools, recovery...

Quick follow-up on this one — the $115 deal is still live. A few people have asked what we had in mind for the 5-drawer layout. The goal is really to keep the smaller stuff from disappearing into the bed — sockets, straps, recovery hardware, hand tools, electrical bits, and the random gear that...

How long does it take before the back of your Tacoma turns into a pile of drills, sockets, straps, and loose tools? For today’s Tacoma4G Daily Thank-You Deal, we’re putting our Steel Truck Bed Tool Box for 2024–2026 Toyota Tacoma on a limited-time price drop: Regular Price: $399 Current Deal...

There actually is a Tacoma-compatible option on the product page — it may have been easy to miss because there are quite a few fitment choices listed. You can find the Tacoma version here under the fitment options...

Bed rack shopping turns into a numbers game pretty fast — 600 lbs, 800 lbs, “heavy duty,” and so on. For a Tacoma, the better question is: what are you carrying, how is the rack mounted, and is that weight sitting still or bouncing down a trail? Static vs. Dynamic Load Static load is what the...

Quick Giveaway Update — Participation Requirements Simplified We’re keeping this giveaway simple. To join, you only need to meet these two requirements: Your current bed rack setup is compatible with the bike rack mount. It needs to have usable side T-slot rails. You’re registered as a...

One thing that gets old pretty fast on a Tacoma is having recovery gear, tools, fuel cans, bags, and random trail stuff all fighting for the same space. That’s where this MOLLE Chase Rack with Flip Cargo Deck starts to make sense. A few things stand out: Full MOLLE mounting space on the sides...

A small giveaway for the Tacoma4G community. We have 3 sets of truck-bed bike rack mounts available for owners running bed racks with T-slot side rails. The setup mounts the bike along the side of the bed rack, helping keep more of the truck bed open for other gear. The mount itself is steel...

Labor Day weekend is almost here, which usually means one thing: more miles, more gear, and probably a little dirt somewhere along the way. Before heading out, I’m doing the usual quick check: Tire pressure and spare Fluids and basic tools Recovery gear Tie-down straps Cooler and water Cargo...

Not every Tacoma build needs a full platform rack. Sometimes you just need a solid place for a kayak, bike, cargo box, fishing gear, or extra luggage when the bed is already spoken for. That’s what we had in mind with our Roof Rack Cross Bars for the 2024–2026 Tacoma Double Cab. A few things...

A little thank-you for the Auxchemic® Side Steps owners! If you’ve already installed your Auxchemic® Side Steps on your Tacoma, we’d love to see your setup. Share a photo of your truck with the steps installed in this thread — driveway shots, trail photos, camping setups, or everyday use...

One of the main reasons we developed the Auxchemic® Side Steps was simple: truck steps live in a pretty rough spot. They’re constantly exposed to water, road salt, mud, gravel, scratches, and whatever else gets kicked up from the road or trail. That’s why we didn’t want the finish to be just...

A little thank-you for the Auxchemic® Side Steps owners! If you’ve already installed your Auxchemic® Side Steps on your Tacoma, we’d love to see your setup. Share a photo of your truck with the steps installed in this thread — driveway shots, trail photos, camping setups, or everyday use...