When you first buy a new Toyota, what is the first thing you think about? If you’re asking me, the answer would be what kind of accessories I plan on buying to customize my new ride and maximize ultimate comfort. This week, I will be your accessories guru and I am bringing you some of the most popular accessories that we know Toyota drivers love! Depending on which vehicle you drive you accessories may vary – for example, we’re not putting running boards on a Camry. You get the picture, certain vehicle’s, shapes, and sizes warrant certain accessories. So, let’s get into it!

Roof Rack Cross Bars

Why you want ‘em – having a roof rack will increase your ability to bring more cargo along for those summer road trips or even free up a little room inside the cabin. We’ve all been on a road trip with our knees in our chest because Mom packed everything including the kitchen sink. Trust us, get these and make your life a little less packed.

Rear Bumper Protector

Why you want it – we’ve all been at the store and perhaps purchased an item that is big and bulky, something we may struggle with getting into the back of our car. Well, worry no more. The rear bumper protector works as protection when sliding items across your bumper into your trunk. Of course, we don’t recommend that but in the off chance it happens – this accessory has your back.

Mudguards

Why you want ‘em – mudguards can be very useful on all types of vehicles, especially in muddy times where your tires can spit mud and rocks onto your vehicle. With this accessory, your vehicle will be protected from dings and scratches that may occur on- or off-road.

Tow Hitch Receiver

Why you need one – if your vehicle is able to tow, you’ll want a tow hitch receiver. Don’t limit yourself for the kind of fun you can have – watercraft, trailers, and more. Your Toyota is begging for an adventure and with a tow hitch receiver, all the fun can be in tow!

Running Boards

Why you should have ‘em – okay, if you’re like me, you’re short. And that is no fun when you’re trying to hoist yourself up into a pickup or an SUV. With running boards, you’ll make every passenger’s life a little easier when trying to enter the vehicle.