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4Runner Lifestyle Alpine Series Front Bumper For 4Runner (2014-2024)

3 reviews
$849.99
In Stock: 20+ Available

The 4Runner Lifestyle Alpine Series Front Bumper was created for daily drives and rugged off-roading. Crafted with durable steel, our Alpine Series Front Bumper is proven to upgrade your vehicle's appearance and protect your front end. This bumper has mounting options for a variety of light bars and winches. 

  • Made in the USA
  • Powder Coated Black
  • Fits with TRD Skid Plate
  • Fits with most 8-12k winches
  • 4 1/2" x 10" winch mounting pattern
  • Compatible with 30" LED light bar
  • Does not block TSS Sensor
  • 3/16" Steel faceplate
  • (2) 3/4" thick recovery points that are tied directly to the steel mounting plate
  • 1/4" steel winch plate
  • Vehicle Years - 2014 + 4Runner
  • 2014+ 4Runner
  • Does not fit Limited models

Install:

  • No welding required
  • Bolt on installation
  • Cut plastic bumper

Product Video:

(***Please note that the version displayed in this video has text below the Mountains in the center, this version has been discontinued and now only the mountains fill this space, product photos above accurately depict the design change, Thank you.***)

Install Video:


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BV
03/12/2025
Bill V.

Great bumper, but required a little extra work.

I will echo the other reviews with regards to quality and shipping. Overall I am very happy with the bumper, but there are some things I ran in to that I did not expect. I have a ‘23 TRD Pro for reference. As others have mentioned, I also had scratches on the passenger side of the bumper. You can see them in the photo. This despite being very well packaged. I also wish that it had come with washers for the bolts that attach it to the crash bar holes. You need them for sure so buy them before you start the install. I put a Warn 10K winch on mine and that made it very heavy for the install. It was not as easy as it looks in the instruction video where they do it without a winch. For sure this is a two person job and some lifting apparatus is almost a must to get it in place. The TRD skid plate will not fit on after the install because the stock bolts will be too short and if you try to tighten them down the TRD plastic letter start to pop out. So, I had to buy longer bolts and some washers to add as spacers. Once the winch is installed with the bumper, the control box is so tight against one of the insulated tubular lines that I fear that it might break it over time. I haven’t been willing to drop this thing again to remove that control box and relocate it. I do recommend that as part of the install. The control box also pushes against the TSS radar plug in wiring harness which has caused it to malfunction once. I may have to order the C4 relocation bracket at some point, but for now I am running it as is. You can see in the photos how the TRD plate spacers helped and also the scratches I had. Once installed, though, it looks amazing. I suggest planning to relocate the control box if you use a Warn 10K as I did because once you get this bumper on, you may never want to go through that again. One reviewer recommended putting in two bolts on the bottom crash bar backwards to help guide the fit. I did that and totally agree that it is a must. What I didn’t do very well was make sure the whole thing was adjusted left to right before tightening down and covering up. Now I’m about 1/8” off, but I’m probably the only one that will notice that. Still, I suggest that last minute check before tightening down.

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03/12/2025
Bill
United States

Great bumper, but some extra work required.

I will echo the other reviews with regards to quality and shipping. Overall I am very happy with the bumper, but there are some things I ran in to that I did not expect. I have a ‘23 TRD Pro for reference. As others have mentioned, I also had scratches on the passenger side of the bumper. You can see them in the photo. This despite being very well packaged. I also wish that it had come with washers for the bolts that attach it to the crash bar holes. You need them for sure so buy them before you start the install. I put a Warn 10K winch on mine and that made it very heavy for the install. It was not as easy as it looks in the instruction video where they do it without a winch. For sure this is a two person job and some lifting apparatus is almost a must to get it in place. The TRD skid plate will not fit on after the install because the stock bolts will be too short and if you try to tighten them down the TRD plastic letter start to pop out. So, I had to buy longer bolts and some washers to add as spacers. Once the winch is installed with the bumper, the control box is so tight against one of the insulated tubular lines that I fear that it might break it over time. I haven’t been willing to drop this thing again to remove that control box and relocate it. I do recommend that as part of the install. The control box also pushes against the TSS radar plug in wiring harness which has caused it to malfunction once. I may have to order the C4 relocation bracket at some point, but for now I am running it as is. You can see in the photos how the TRD plate spacers helped and also the scratches I had. Once installed, though, it looks amazing. I suggest planning to relocate the control box if you use a Warn 10K as I did because once you get this bumper on, you may never want to go through that again. One reviewer recommended putting in two bolts on the bottom crash bar backwards to help guide the fit. I did that and totally agree that it is a must. What I didn’t do very well was make sure the whole thing was adjusted left to right before tightening down and covering up. Now I’m about 1/8” off, but I’m probably the only one that will notice that. Still, I suggest that last minute check before tightening down.

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NG
01/18/2025
Nathan G.
United States

Great bumper

Great bumper pretty easy install you may need to cut off more than you would think around the lower valence. Don’t worry the nature of the bumper is made to hide all the cutting of that area. Small tips of install, If you are doing this installation alone thread two bolts in backwards on the frame then place this bumper on there and use those bottom screws to hold it up while you screw the other screws in the once you have the top two bolts in flip it around. It also helps to have a bolt breaker bar for extra leverage and ease of removal when taking out the crash bar bolts.

JC
01/12/2025
Jacob C.
United States

Loved the bumper look

Great bumper packaging was a mess and had to scrape foam off of it and it came with a scratch on the front not a huge deal just kind of a bumper

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KF
12/13/2024
Kyle F.
United States

Awesome Bumper

The bumper arrived crazy fast and was packaged with care. It came with all the hardware required except for a couple bolts that weren't the right size, but luckily I had some lying around. There were a couple scratches on the left edge where some powder coat came off, but it's not noticeable at all so not a big deal. The bumper looks amazing and the welds are pretty good. It's really on par with a C4 or Cali Raised bumper, but for cheaper, plus it looks better in my opinion. Overall great stuff and I'm glad I took the chance on this bumper rather than a C4 or something else.