Rear Bumper for Protection Choices?

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Any aftermarket rear bumper from a reputable fabricator is going to give you better protection than the stock assembly.

If you just want protection without increased ground clearance then just throw on a hitch and call it a day.
 
I like my CBI Dual Swingout Bumper. It's well built and can be customized to fit your needs.


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My '97 SR-5 came with the standard bumper and hitch. I kept bashing my shins on the protruding hitch. So I spent about 15 days, about 15 or 20 minutes a day sawing off the protruding part of the hitch with a hacksaw. The day I finished, some air head in an expensive Mercedes sports car rolled into the hitch at a stop sign. For the next few months, I enjoyed momentarily stopping at the rear end of the car to admire the little strip of white Mercedes paint that he left on my otherwise unharmed hitch.
 
Probably not what you're really asking for but I use a product called Super Bumper that actually attenuates a rear end impact. I makes a handy step and tie off point but I would definitely take it off before going offroad since it would hang up. It helps keep tailgaters further back, even though it would help both of us if one bumped me.

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