VPR 4x4 4RUNNER 2015-CURRENT Rear W/wheel Carrier

[Mutant138]

Price and weight are nice. Design is simple but I can live with that. It says it's reinforced with 1/4" but I wonder if the rest is a tin can. No recovery points either.

Anyone know about this company?

Does anyone have one of these? I can't find a single thing on the googles.

I'll try calling them when I have a chance and see how that goes.

 

[JKLNHYD]

I like that it looks very similar to the stock bumper, with the added carrier. Other rear bumpers look entirely too busy and frankly, aren't very practical unless it's a dedicated trail rig. This looks clean and minimalistic. Definitely needs recovery points though.

 

[sn_85]

Price and weight are nice. Design is simple but I can live with that. It says it's reinforced with 1/4" but I wonder if the rest is a tin can. No recovery points either.

Anyone know about this company?

Does anyone have one of these? I can't find a single thing on the googles.

I'll try calling them when I have a chance and see how that goes.

Honestly I wouldn't trust any of the Venezuelan or imported to Miami bumpers. VPR, Proline, TMT, Echotechne etc are not known for good customer service. Strength and design are also questionable. And quite frankly their products are ugly.

The VPR bumper utilizes the stock hitch so you actually don't increase your departure angle at all. You gain a tiny bit of side clearance but that's it. I also don't see any recovery points.

Honestly I think it's worth it to get a made in america bumper from a good fabricator than to save a few bucks from an imported one.

I like that it looks very similar to the stock bumper, with the added carrier. Other rear bumpers look entirely too busy and frankly, aren't very practical unless it's a dedicated trail rig. This looks clean and minimalistic. Definitely needs recovery points though.

How does it look any different than the other bumpers on the market? It's really just a bumper cover. Victory4x4, Brute Force, Shrockworks, Expedition One all kind of look like this one.

 

[EmotionCRZ]

This looks really good. Following for more info.

 

[Mutant138]

I like that it looks very similar to the stock bumper, with the added carrier. Other rear bumpers look entirely too busy and frankly, aren't very practical unless it's a dedicated trail rig. This looks clean and minimalistic. Definitely needs recovery points though.

I agree that it pretty much looks like the stock ish bumper. Everything is too heavy is my isuse. I daily and wheel I need balance.

I figured i could prob live with just using a hitch recovery point or welding some in DTR.

Honestly I wouldn't trust any of the Venezuelan or imported to Miami bumpers. VPR, Proline, TMT, Echotechne etc are not known for good customer service. Strength and design are also questionable. And quite frankly their products are ugly.

The VPR bumper utilizes the stock hitch so you actually don't increase your departure angle at all. You gain a tiny bit of side clearance but that's it. I also don't see any recovery points.

Honestly I think it's worth it to get a made in america bumper from a good fabricator than to save a few bucks from an imported one.



How does it look any different than the other bumpers on the market? It's really just a bumper cover. Victory4x4, Brute Force, Shrockworks, Expedition One all kind of look like this one.

They do advertise it as being made in America (florida).

I agree with basically everything you said tho. Just putting a feeler out. It's light, simple, and not crazy expensive. 4x4 labs or c4 (which I rather like) would set me well over 2g's and 250 +/- lbs.