3rd Gen Toyota Tacoma Dakar Hybrid Bumper | 2016-2023

Product Info

Inspired by the Dakar Rally, the 3rd Generation Toyota Tacoma Dakar Hybrid Front Bumper was built for the most extreme trails anywhere – and we’re confident this design and construction can take a licking and keep on ticking.Constructed using a combination of steel plates and DOM tubing, this rugged bumper has been engineered to be 33 percent lighter than traditional steel plate bumpers, but just as strong. That means a super light design that helps your efficiency on the road and the trail, but still keeps you protected. The design dramatically improves your approach angle, meaning steeper climbs and better off road capabilities.A 30 inch light bar cutout and multiple additional mounting options mean even more functionality and customizability. This awesome bumper will not disappoint.

CUTTING REQUIRED

Installation Video

Q: Is aluminum or steel the right choice for me?

A:  Choosing between aluminum and steel for your CBI Offroad bumper depends on your specific needs. Aluminum offers lightweight construction, while steel provides maximum durability and strength. Consider factors like your truck’s usage, desired weight savings, and level of off-road abuse to determine which material suits your requirements best.

Q: What winch will fit in my bumper?

A: Most winches from 8,000lbs to 10,000lbs will fit in our bumper as long as it has a non-integrated solenoid box. Some bumper fitments will require a solenoid box to be relocated either in the bumper or in the engine bay. Reach out to our customer service team for more information.

Q: Do I need to cut any part of my front bumper to install the CBI front bumper?

A: Most of our front bumpers require cutting, check out our install guides for additional information.

Q: How are freight shipments received?  

A: Once the order is shipped, we provide an email to you with an Invoice attached, and on that Invoice is the Pro Tracking number for the freight carrier we are using. Once the shipment gets to the freight terminal, they will call to arrange a delivery appointment with you. You will need to be there or have someone present to sign for the shipment. **NOTICE- it is good practice to inspect the product before signing for it to ensure the product is not damaged, which would need to be noted on the paperwork before signing for it.