2016-2023 Toyota Tacoma Rear Differential Skid Plate
CURRENT ESTIMATED LEAD TIME IS 8 WEEKS
PLEASE NOTE: All C4 items come in bare steel. The supplier recommends customers to powder coat them in a trusted shop.
he Diff Skid is a must-have for off-road enthusiasts. Its extended design provides excellent protection for U-Joints and driveshaft yokes. It's compatible with all manual transmission models and works seamlessly with E-locker equipped differentials. Plus, installation is a breeze with the 100% bolt-on feature and included mounting hardware. No drilling or cutting required.
Included: All mounting hardware included
Fitment:
✔ 2016-2023 Toyota Tacoma.
✔ Fits all Tacoma models with 8.75" differential
✔ Fits TRD Offroad and TRD Pro models; Does NOT fit TRD Sport or SR5
✔ Fits all manual transmission models
Please Note: Ships bare steel, powder coat finish is not available
Weight : 22 lbs
Material : Made from 3/16″ thick steel
Warranty: C4 FAB LLC will warranty all products produced and distributed by C4 FAB LLC for ONE YEAR after the shipping date of the product.
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Shipping Policy Note: Large items like full size front and rear bumpers and rock sliders ship to the freight hub nearest the customers residential address, unless a commercial address is provided in which case product can be sent directly to the commercial address. Please specify business name in the shipping address section of the order form so that we know it is a commercial address. IF A BUSINESS NAME IS NOT SUPPLIED, THE SHIPMENT WILL BE SENT TO THE NEAREST FREIGHT HUB. C4 FAB LLC WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY STORAGE FEES ASSOCIATED WITH FREIGHT SHIPMENTS IF THE CUSTOMER CANNOT PICK UP THEIR SHIPMENT FROM THE FREIGHT HUB WITHIN TWO DAYS OF DELIVERY. C4 DOES NOT APPROVE THE USE OF A LIFT GATE OR ANY OTHER ACCESSORIAL ITEMS AT THE TIME OF DELIVERY, C4 WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR SUCH COSTS. Customer must provide a forklift or other means of removing their shipment from the truck when it is delivered to a commercial address.
