TG-GD6T60038 Front Bumper Guard Compatible with 2007-2021 Tundra | Textured Black | Light Mount | Bull Bar

It fit my 2015 Toyota tundra just right looks really nice. I put a bar light on it. I like it. It makes my truck look tough. for the price I’d recommend it to anybody. That’s looking for one.

No, I did not set out to prove that Amazon's vehicle filters were foolproof. Don't know how I did it, but I managed to order the bumper guard for a Dodge Ram - a truck I have never owned. Nevertheless, Tyger (Rick) responded to my emails within hours (SUPER Customer Support); and I ended up taking the Ram bumper guard to UPS to ship back ($22 shipping fee - cheap education).I was granted the Amazon refund before they could possibly have received it, and promptly ordered the correct bumper guard.It too, arrived in just a few days (maybe 5-6?); so, 5 Stars for delivery. Bar and attaching brackets seem very robust (tho I don't think I should deliberately try hitting any Jersey barriers); finish quality is excellent. Heavy duty bolts and nylock nuts. Installation easy (one reviewer used a kitchen chair; I used my knees 'cause I was too lazy to go get a chair - that is, one person can easily install). Bar, brackets, bolts: 5 Stars. And I was able to reinstall the tow rings (have to use the original tow ring bolts).And yes, it looks good (my 2008 Tundra is black, the bumpers and grill surround are also black) - I really like the look.Highly recommend Tyger and this bumper guard (also the rear bumper guard).

I like the looks of this bull bar but I installed it by myself and was difficult. Would have been easier with two people. Once installed I didn’t like my tow hooks had to come off but I like the look it gave my truck. It’s not real sturdy as I would like but I’m able to stand on it and it doesn’t bend but does move some. I feel the brackets could be made of thicker material but all in all it looks good and I have no major complaints. I guess the true test will be if f I was to hit a deer to see what it does to the brackets that attach to the frame where the tow hooks were. It fit my 2020 Tundra perfect though.

The only drawback to this “bull bar”, is the brackets that attaches it to the frame. They look to be made out of quarter inch mild steel but are basically a hanger and provide no structural rigidity/reinforcement if you’re ever impacted.However aesthetically this thing is brilliant, so I won’t let the brackets destroy the overall review. I have other tyger products on my vehicle currently, and the powder coating has held up exceptionally well. I can only assume that there will be no exception that norm, but of course only time will tell.For now I am quite pleased with this purchase, and the additional aesthetic flare it provided.

I have to say I'm a bit shocked reading the reviews after purchasing and installing; seeing the weld failures on the brackets. However, the brackets have been redesigned (no welds now) so I have a bit more confidence. I'm not a mechanical engineer, but I play one at work and I'm just itching to add some gussets to the brackets. It still seems like too much weight hanging out there, even with two grade 8 bolts on each side.Looking at the installation again, I need to see if the outer bracket can adjust upward a bit more so that the lower lip is resting on the bottom of the inner bracket. That would place most of the weight across both brackets. I'll be checking consistently for stress cracks, especially after long trips.I didn't have to lose my tow hooks. On a 2017 Tundra, the OEM bolts were long enough to go back in with the tow hooks and guard brackets. The bumper guard does look nice, but it's much smaller than I expected and only comes up to the lower section of the grille. That's ok, because I know it's not an actual "bull bar" and I really just need it have a mounting point for some amber fog lamps.The dimensions on the product page are accurate. There's exactly 5" of height clearance for lights between the middle and upper loops. I have 5" cube lights that wouldn't clear until I ground down the upper heat sinks a bit. Plan to purchase some 2.5" diameter light bar brackets if you want to mount anything larger up on across the top bar.

2017 tundraI looked at a lot of these things, and they all kinda look alike, except for this tyger, it’s gotta nice rhino 🦏 coating on it, and it’s got some stars and tiger head design, that is complete covered by my license plate, (I’m okay with that, I’m not trying out for the next fast and furious flick) also the threads on the inside of the tubing come waxed so they don’t rust. They gave a crap in the making of this deer/schoolkid/zombie repellent bar. Side bar: I might slide it back an inch towards my grill, its got some wiggle room so u can do what you want.Install took me 30 minutes, I had my wife hold it for a minute, so ur gunna need a helper for a second.I recommend using some nickle anti seize for the factory bolts that go back into the tow hooks.

I bought this awhile ago and finally installed it on my 2010 Tundra. Easy install, perfect fit, looks great. Bonus: was able to retain the use of the factory tow hooks. Very happy with it and would recommend it if you’re looking to add one to your truck

This product came wrapped and box really well. I wish I took pics of the packaging but a little to late. I was able to put this on on my own but it would be a lot easier if you had two people. The bars are sturdy and seemed to be made with great material. Product was easy to mount and the directions that came with the package gives you all you would need. I’ll be putting LED light bar on it later and will post the look and how it goes with the light bar installation. As of the moment, bar looks great and I’m 100% satisfied.