Greenlane Offroad Aftermarket Parts for 2025+ 4Runner 6th Gen: roof rack, sliders, recovery points, skid plates, molle side panel, ditch light bracket

[Trailhunter4R]

Saw that Greenlane Offroad has released their parts for the 2025+ 4Runner 6th gen.

- Full roof rack
- Aluminum sliders
- Engine skid plate
- Transmission skid plate
- Lower control arm skid plates
- Molle side panel
- Steel front recovery points
- Ditch light bracket
- Seat back molle panel storage

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[alpa_chino]

Never heard of them but their stuff looks good. Anyone have molle panels for the interior side windows like the 5th gen yet?

 

[sliver]

Never heard of them but their stuff looks good. Anyone have molle panels for the interior side windows like the 5th gen yet?

I'm waiting for that as well. Hopefully soon. I keep an eye out for Cali Raised.

 

[Mad Ghost]

I'm waiting for that as well. Hopefully soon. I keep an eye out for Cali Raised.

Cali Raised has some pre production parts, I was there visiting with them a few weeks ago and it was pretty cool seeing them working it all out. I'd bet on June to see things like a stealth bumper, skids, and a whole lot more.

 

[Frcefed579]

Greenlane makes nice stuff, I had their sliders and stump bumper on my 5th gen and I just placed my order the other day for some sliders.

 

[RollingRocker]

Their Rock Sliders look solid and at $1155 in black powder coated that's a good deal. They are aluminum not DOM which means they aren't going to be as strong as the ones by CBI or Westcott. The flip side is being aluminum they are lighter which means they ship for free!! I would have ordered from CBI during their 15% off sale but I can't bring myself to choke down $300+ for shipping. This has me seriously considering ordering a pair.

I doubt I would have a need for the burly steel sliders anyway but that additional strength is a consideration. The most extreme I might hit would be some rough stuff in the Laramie Range or the Snowy's. Most of the trails in the Big Horns, the Black Hills or the Thunder basin grasslands won't pose a threat even without sliders. I spent 18 years in my two Tacoma's without anything and never had any issues. I really want something more for the roof access and to help deflect kicked up debris when rolling down gravel/rocky roads but strong enough to protect if I did get into a pickle out there.

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