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Mishimoto Front & Rear Recovery Points for the 2024+ Tacoma | Now Available

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Hey everyone,

We’ve just released our front and rear recovery points for the 2024+ Tacoma and wanted to share them with the community.

Both use forged alloy steel construction. The front points have a working load limit of 17,000 lbs each, while the rear points are rated at 18,500 lbs each

Front recovery points
The front set adds recovery attachment points without a complicated installation.
  • Bolt-on installation: No drilling or cutting required.
  • Works with D-ring and soft shackles, giving you options for connecting your recovery gear.
  • Recessed mounting bolts help keep the bolt heads out of the way.
  • Protective coatings on the points and hardware help resist corrosion.
  • Includes two recovery points and mounting hardware, backed by the Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty.mishimoto
View the front recovery points

Rear recovery points
The rear set adds dedicated recovery attachment points at the back of your Tacoma. Each forged alloy steel point has an 18,500 lb working load limit.mishimoto

View the rear recovery points

Have questions about fitment or installation? Drop them below and we’ll help.

2024 Tacoma Mishimoto Front & Rear Recovery Points for the 2024+ Tacoma | Now Available MMTH-TAC-24-XX_Story
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It's awesome that the rear hooks allow the user to retain the rear bed step without having to add additional brackets - nice job guys.
 
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It's awesome that the rear hooks allow the user to retain the rear bed step without having to add additional brackets - nice job guys.
Thanks man! we appreciate the support from this community!
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