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Truck Brigade builds Toyota Tacomas for overlanding, trail days and the daily drive. This page brings together our full lineup of Tacoma accessories for 1995 through 2026 trucks: bed racks, roof racks, front bumpers, rock sliders, skid plates, suspension and lighting from brands we know well, including Prinsu, C4 Fabrication, RCI Offroad, Leitner Designs, Sherpa, Dirt King and Camburg.
Fitment changes a lot between Tacoma generations, so start with your truck: the 4th Gen (2024+), 3rd Gen (2016-2023), 2nd Gen (2005-2015) or 1st Gen (1995-2004). Each product lists the years it fits, and you can filter the grid below by category, brand and price.
Whether you are setting up a weekend camping rig, an overland build that lives on the road for weeks, or a trail truck that sees rocks every month, the right parts depend on how you use the truck. Racks and storage come first for most owners, armor follows as the trails get harder, and suspension ties it all together once you know the weight you carry. Our guides below each section explain the trade-offs between options, and our team is happy to help you choose the right parts for your truck and your budget.
Browse the full Tacoma catalog below, from bed racks and roof racks that carry your gear to the bumpers, sliders and skid plates that protect your truck on the trail.
Redesigned from the ground up on Toyota's TNGA-F platform, so it needs 4th Gen-specific parts. Shop 4th Gen Tacoma accessories.
A wide selection of racks, armor, lighting and suspension. Shop 3rd Gen Tacoma accessories.
Proven platform with plenty of armor, lift and rack options. Shop 2nd Gen Tacoma accessories.
Parts to keep the original Tacoma on the trail. Shop 1st Gen Tacoma accessories.
Carry a roof top tent, awning or recovery gear over the bed while keeping the cab roof clear. Shop bed racks.
Low-profile cab racks for lights, recovery boards and light cargo. Shop roof racks.
Steel and aluminum bumpers for approach angle, winch mounting and lighting. Shop front bumpers.
Protect the rocker panels and give yourself a step. Shop rock sliders.
Armor for the engine, transmission and transfer case. Shop skid plates.
Lift kits, shocks and long travel kits. Shop suspension.
Pod lights, light bars and accessory lighting. Shop light pods or light bars.
Most Tacoma builds come together in the same order. Start with storage, so you know where your gear lives: a bed rack or roof rack, plus mounts for recovery boards and lights. Next comes protection: rock sliders and skid plates before you take on harder trails, and a front bumper if you want a winch. Suspension comes last, once you know how much weight the truck will carry. Our Tacoma lift kit guide explains why 2-3 inches of lift is the best balance for most trucks.
For a wider look at what to buy first, read our top accessories for the Toyota Tacoma.
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Most overland Tacoma builds start with a bed rack or roof rack for gear, then add rock sliders, skid plates and a modest lift. Lighting, recovery boards and a camp kitchen usually round out the build.
Usually not. Toyota redesigned the 2024 Tacoma from the ground up on its TNGA-F platform, so bumpers, sliders, skid plates, racks and suspension are generally generation-specific. Check the fitment years on each product, or shop the 4th Gen Tacoma collection.
It depends on what you carry. A bed rack is the usual choice for a roof top tent or heavier gear, because it keeps the load over the bed and leaves the bed usable underneath. A cab roof rack suits lights, recovery boards and lighter cargo. Many builds use both.
Start with what you will use on every trip. For most owners that is storage (a rack) and protection (rock sliders and skid plates) before suspension. If you plan to lift the truck, our lift kit guide explains why 2-3 inches is the best balance for most Tacomas.
Many products ship free within the United States. Large items that ship by truck freight carry a flat-rate freight fee, shown at checkout. See our shipping policy for details.
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