Reviews

These are way beefier than the OEM links and the adjustment is super easy. Just installed them and they for sure allow extra flex out of the rear by placing the rear sway bar into proper alignment. I highly recommend these to anyone looking for a set of rear links. ...

This rope functions exactly as described and is extremely effective for kinetic vehicle recovery. I used mine twice, then hand-washed it, using mild soap and water. This caused the black to run, getting black dye on everything. Whenever the rope gets wet, it bleeds black on everything. Bubba Rope has established itself as a leading name in kinetic rope recovery, but I'll probably try a different brand next time. This one is a mess....

Excellent way to organize the rear hatch of my 4runner! I bought the passenger side immediately after I installed the driver side. It hangs easily, in about 5 minutes. This does not obstruct the view of the driver at all. This holds my daily use items for recreational activities outdoors, which keeps me ready to play on a momemts notice. Worth every penny. I only hope Orange boxx keeps making more items like this that make going outdoors easy and organized. Works great with quick fist and molle products....

Great quality lights; they light up anything in front of your vehicle! I ordered the SAE fog lenses; however, I was sent the driving combo. Either way customer service was great, and I was sent the fog lenses at no extra cost!...

This ladder is really sturdy and looks great. It installs to the left of where most other ladders do, so it takes up less space in your rear view mirror and backup camera.

Install for this ladder takes about 15 minutes - it’s a two man job for about 3 minutes of that when someone needs to stand on the ladder while the other gets a nut started on a bolt. The rest of the time, everything can be done by one person. If I had one complaint, it’s that the installation instructions are printed kind of small and some of the pictures are hard to see. However, trail4runner.com has a pretty detailed article on installing this very ladder. I actually referred to it more than the included instructions....

As per the usual, Bushwacker has done fender flares right. These add a bit more protection, allow for a wider tire, and give the 4Runner a much more aggressive look. Installation took maybe 5 or 6 hours but wouldn’t take me that long if I needed to do it again - if you have a friend that’s put these on before, trading a 6 pack of beer for his/her time would definitely be worth it. The only snag I really ran into during installation was on the rear half of the rear fenders (those fenders are split into two pieces because of the rear doors). There are internal brackets affixed to the flares and the holes for one of the bolts didn’t line up, which made getting that bolt into the hole on the body near impossible. I had to drill out the internal bracket a little in order to be able to get those bolts in, but once I did I was able to finish the installation without any other issues....