Answering FAQs for Tacoma Rear Bumper 

Much thanks Ron!

10 to 14weeks...... 2 to 3 1/2 months!

@@rossslayton I found an order under your name and it looks like you picked up your bed bars the same day you either came in or ordered them unless I'm missing something. That's all it shows... If you have an order in for something else under a different name then please give us a call and we can help you out!

Yes we offer the dual swing arm with both versions of Tacoma rear bumpers!

The spare tire will not block the tail lights. You can fit up to a 35" tire without having any fitment issues on the swing arm. As for dealers or installers in the Cleveland area there unfortunately isn't anyone we work with right now in that area. That being said a good aftermarket parts store should easily be able to install the bumper.

@@CBIOFFROADFAB Thank you so much for the prompt replies! I'll check it out this week, and thanks again.

Yes we sure do! Check our website under the 2nd gen Tacoma bumpers or give us a call and we would be happy to help you out.

You could, but we would not recommend traveling with the swingouts in the open position.

Our products are all made with the factory sensors in mind.

Both the single and dual swing arm allow the same options for accessories. The dual swing arm doe offer the ability to have two camp tables rather than one large one. That being said many people prefer the dual swing arm because it allows for shorter swing arms that work better it tight spaces or if you are pulling a trailer. it also spreads the load out over two hinge points rather than one. We suggest and recommend their dual swing arm!

@@nathanwright1031 Thanks for the explanation, it really helped me understand the way that the dual swing arms work alot better. I want to use the swing arms to protect the tailgate from rock chips because ive already gotten like 5 rock chips on my tailgate and I dont want it to get a bunch of dents and rock chips on the tailgate all the time so I was looking to cover the most surface area as possible on the tailgate with things to act as shields for the tailgate to protect it against debris. Since the spare tire is round and covers a big surface area I guess you could say it acts like a shield for the tailgate lol and it also helps not to have to climb under the truck if you ever need the spare tire its alot easier to grab it from a swing arm instead of the bottom of the truck. The gas can holder seems pretty useful too if I ever wanna go camping or fishing and need to carry extra gas for the boat or for my truck. I was a bit worried about the CBI rear bumper hitch and still being able to haul a trailer since CBI says that they have no load ratings implied but I read that it keeps the factory hitch so it should be around the same load ratings. Ive been trying to decide between the Expedition One rear bumper with dual swing arms, the ARB rear bumper, or the CBI T3 Rear Bumper with unknown options so far. So far ive narrowed it down to either CBI or ARB because I like both companies products and their both very well built. I dont know if the ARB rear bumper requires cutting (which is something that I want to avoid as much as possible) but I like how the ARB rear bumper maintains all the factory electrical work and the factory hitch while having a rear metal bumper, the downside is that it doesnt have any swing arms and it doesnt mention if it requires cutting or not. I will probably end up getting the CBI T3 rear bumper but im still trying to decide what options to get with it, if I get dual swing arms it makes the swing arms shorter which leaves the center of the tailgate exposed to debris (which is why I wanted swing arms in the first place, to protect the tailgate against debris) because I dont want to have my tailgate full of dents from rocks and debris. If I get a single swing arm I can put the spare tire + a dual gas can holder on a single swing arm to cover the left and right side of the tailgate from debris. The camping table is longer with a single swing arm and while I think its kind of expensive at around $180 for a camping table and I dont think id ever cook anything off a table that was on my truck I do see a use for it to act as a shield against rocks so im not sure if I want the camping table or not for that purpose. Decisions decisions lol.

Hi Adam, we actually recommend getting the relocation tab for the camera. You may be able to see partially without it but if you want the best view for your backup camera be sure to add the relocation tab to your order.

You guys don’t answer question here or on Instagram. Why not?

I want to know this as well.

They havent returned my phone calls either. Must be nice making all the money they need. Wanting to buy a rig for myself but want to speak to someone

It’s pretty hard, it requires some hammering to get the bushings on. And to get them off is just as hard. I had to get rid of mine and go with their standard bumper because of this reason.

Yes you can use a Leer camper shell with our rear bumper and dual swing arm assembly.

@@CBIOFFROADFAB Thanks for the reply

For this model you will need to purchase the rear bumper with the swing arms together. We are working on bolt on options for the swing arms but they are not available yet for this model.

@@CBIOFFROADFAB oh, do you have an eta on this? It would be nice to know so that I can decide if your bumper or a C4 bumper is the route I should be taking.

@@CANheSE3me we don't have an ETA on this as the bolt on swing arms are being produced for the new generations right now. Having said that I would wait and purchase the swing arms together with the bumper. You will get the best fitment this way and they are super strong!

The bumper will not come with the rear camera relocation bracket but we can sell you that part. Give us a call and we can help you out!

Are bumpers are built to meet the factory rating from Toyota for your vehicle.

Each rear bumper with receiver hitch is rated for the factory tow rating and tongue weight of the vehicle.

isaac xiong It is still available. Here is a direct link. 👍. cbioffroadfab.com/product/3rd-gen-toyota-tacoma-rear-bumper-2016-current/

@@CBIOFFROADFAB you don’t offer single swing out anymore? Just checked website says only dual no longer like in this video.

Mike they range from $2000 to about $2600 depending on options for your swing arm. Let us know if we can help with anything else.

This rear bumper will range from $1899 to around $2500 depending on options for the swing arm. Take a look at the website for specific pricing and option you may want.

We have a full line of rear bumper systems for the 2nd gen Tacoma's. We have a single or dual swingarm option as well as a classic replacement bumper. Shoot on over to our website and check out the different options.

@@CBIOFFROADFAB thankyou for chiming in...I'm very picky and want a plated or rust proof product that can take a hit....my original bumper was a causality to a zeeman trailer Jack knifing on our dirt road.

Not wanting to hack up my fenders.....plus your receivers are not weight rated....what the F.....!

@@offgridmangogrower The load rating of the receive matches the factory hitch. We tie into the frame rails and have structural reinforcements to allow for the same towing capacity as the factory. As for the fenders cutting, this bumper doesn't require any cuts. Our high-clearance bumper on the other hand will require cutting of the fender from the bottom of the taillight to the wheel well.