There are also swing-out rear bumpers which will hold a spare tire, none of them work as well as the FJ swing-out bumpers that attach to the door but that's simply a difference in how the door works. This is definitely a personal preference item, the rear door as an awning is only big enough...
I moved to Colorado in 2011 for offroading, with a 2011 FJ Cruiser in Army Green. Since then I've done close to 200 days on the mountains on trails.
I helped to found and now help run Colorado FJ Cruisers on Facebook, which is open to all Toyotas that offroad in Colorado and any Toyota...
First off, a quick introduction. I moved to Colorado for offroading in 2011, with a 2011 FJ Cruiser. Helped start a big FJ club on Facebook in 2014, got married, became a bit of an expert on buying/selling FJ's, wife decides she wants to consolidate my FJ and her XTerra into a 2018 4Runner...
I went from a '99 TJ Wrangler to an '11 FJ Cruiser. I missed my half doors and soft top. I did not miss all the little things that broke on the Wrangler.
I had an Army Green '11 FJ, really wanted this 4Runner but the TSS sensor below the TOYOTA logo was a problem. I have an Expedition One bumper on my 2018 and the TSS sensor is right where my winch goes.