2025+ 4Runner Accessories: 12 Upgrades Worth Buying for Your 6th Gen
The 6th gen 4Runner is still new enough that a lot of owners are staring at a stock truck and a long wish list, wondering where to start. Good news: the aftermarket has caught up fast. This roundup pulls together the 2025+ 4Runner accessories we carry at The Daily 4Runner — every pick below is made for the 2025 and 2026 4Runner (or is a universal-fit staple that works on any rig), covering the front end, paint protection, roof cargo, interior details, and trail recovery. No 5th gen hand-me-downs, no fitment guessing.
Front End: The Pro Look
1. 2025+ 4Runner Beta Pro Grille — from $249.99
The single biggest visual change you can make to a 6th gen. The Beta Pro Grille swaps the factory grille for a clean, blacked-out Pro-style face in matte black ABS that matches the 6th gen's factory black trim. There's deliberately no light bar and no raptor lights — and no wiring to deal with. It replaces the factory grille assembly with zero modifications, stays fully compatible with the OEM front-facing camera, and installs with two basic tools. Choose it with or without the camera bracket. One heads-up: grilles are built to order with a 2–4 week lead time, and the grille does not include letters — those are the next pick.
2. Pro Grille Letters — $69.99
The finishing touch for the grille above. These Pro Grille Letters are paint-matched using genuine OEM paint codes — from Ice Cap to Solar Octane — then prepped, painted, and cleared for durability against road debris and UV. They're a direct fit for the mounting points on the Beta and Pro series grilles, so the letters look factory-integrated whether you color-match them to disappear or pick a contrast color to stand out. Because each set is custom-painted to order, allow lead time for prep and curing.
Exterior Protection: Ark TriXPoly
Ark's whole 2025–2026 line is built from TriXPoly, a proprietary poly blend formulated for off-road use that Ark backs with a lifetime warranty — and it's all made in the USA. Four pieces cover the 6th gen from the front bumper to the rear quarters.
3. Ark TriXPoly Mudflaps (2025–2026) — from $80.99
Exposed tire tread throws mud, gravel, and road grime straight down the doors of the 6th gen. These TriXPoly Mudflaps are precision-crafted specifically for the 2025+ 4Runner — not flimsy universal rubber — and they're built to cut down debris and splatter while standing up to trail use. Pick a complete set or front/rear-only, and choose from a range of logo colors to personalize the look. If you do one protection mod before winter roads and gravel season, this is the one.
4. Ark TriXPoly Micro Flares (2025–2026) — from $35.99
Want the protection without the full mudflap look? Micro Flares are Ark's low-profile option — a sleek, minimal flare that adds a bolder edge around the wheel opening while still knocking down spray and debris. Same TriXPoly material, same lifetime warranty, same colored-logo options, in the smallest package Ark makes for the 6th gen. An easy first mod that reads as a style upgrade and works as protection.
5. Ark TriXPoly Front Crash Bracket Delete (2025–2026) — $66.99
When the front crash brackets come off a 6th gen — the common move for tire clearance behind the front bumper — the area they leave behind looks unfinished and exposed. The Front Crash Bracket Delete finishes that area in TriXPoly instead, with the same off-road-formulated material, colored logo options, and lifetime warranty as the rest of the Ark line. It's a small part that makes a clearance mod look intentional instead of hacked.
6. Ark TriXPoly Rear Splash Guards (2025–2026) — $103.99
The rear wheels kick up just as much as the fronts. Ark's Rear Splash Guards are precision-engineered to shield the rear of the 6th gen from road debris, mud, and water — the stuff that sandblasts rear quarters and bumpers over a few seasons of gravel and winter roads. Pair them with the mudflaps above for full-length coverage, front to back.
Roof & Cargo
7. Martin Off-Road Full-Length Roof Rack (2025+) — $1,059
The platform everything else mounts to. Martin Off-Road's full-length rack for the 6th gen is CNC laser cut and bent from 1/4-inch 5052 aluminum, powder coated in satin textured black, and ships with stainless steel mounting hardware — and installation requires no drilling. It's rated at 300 lbs dynamic and 700 lbs static, so rooftop tents, awnings, cases, and recovery gear are all on the table. Pick a standard wind deflector or a 40-inch light bar cutout version. Racks are built to order with about a 3-week lead time.
Style: Make It Yours
8. Hyper Stripe Kit (2025+ 4Runner) — from $359.99
The fastest way to make a 6th gen unmistakably yours without paint. The Hyper Stripe Kit is a full-body side graphic with a gradient design and satin finish, precision-cut and labeled for the 2025+ 4Runner's lines. It's made from Avery Dennison or 3M air-release vinyl for a smooth, bubble-free application, with transfer tape pre-applied so the geometry stays locked during install. Multiple color schemes are available, with an optional full rocker panel section — and no company logos unless you ask for them, so the look stays clean and factory-plus.
Interior & Tech
9. AJT V2 Knob Set (2025+ 4Runner) — $150
The controls you touch every drive, upgraded from plastic to billet. AJT's V2 knob set includes one radio knob, one drive mode knob, and two climate knobs, all precision CNC machined from 6061-T6 aluminum with a durable anodized finish. The radio knob's clear polycarbonate lens lights up like the OEM knob, and the drive mode and climate knobs simply press on over the factory ones. One fitment note straight from the listing: on the 2025+ 4Runner, the radio knob fits trucks with the large 14-inch touchscreen, and the drive mode knob fits the tall drive mode knob — check the compatibility photos on the product page before ordering.
10. Wolfbox G900 TriPro Dash Cam — $374.99
The tech upgrade 6th gen owners keep asking about. The Wolfbox G900 TriPro records three channels at once — 4K front, 2.5K rear, and a 1080p waterproof bumper camera that doubles as a trail spotter for crests and rocks your hood hides. It mounts over the factory mirror with a 12-inch touchscreen display, and adds parking monitoring, GPS, voice control, and app-based clip downloads over 5.8GHz Wi-Fi. Because it's a universal mirror-mount system, there's no 6th-gen-specific hardware to get wrong. We break it down in full in our G900 TriPro guide.
Recovery & Trail
11. MAXTRAX MKII Recovery Boards — $259
Recovery gear isn't generation-specific, and the MAXTRAX MKII is the board that started the category — lightweight, easy to stash on a roof rack or in the cargo area, and there when sand, mud, or snow wins a round. Sold as a pair in 12 colors, from Black and Desert Tan to Signature Orange and Pink, so they can match the build instead of clashing with it. If your 6th gen is going off pavement, a set of boards is the cheapest insurance on this list.
12. DuroBumps Rear Bump Stops (2025+ 4Runner) — $229.99
The unglamorous mod your rear suspension will thank you for. The DuroBumps DBRTOY2 is an OEM-equivalent rear bump stop set sized for the 2025+ 4Runner, engineered with .75 inches of deflection at 1,500 lbs — real cushioning at the end of suspension travel instead of the harsh factory stop. No lift is required, and the set works from stock height up to 3-inch-plus lifts, so it fits a stock daily driver and a built trail rig equally well.
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Where to Start
Overwhelmed? The order most 6th gen owners end up following:
- Protect it first: Ark mudflaps or micro flares keep a brand-new truck from sandblasting its own paint.
- Change the face: The Beta Pro Grille (plus letters) is the highest-impact visual mod on the truck.
- Carry more: The Martin rack turns the roof into usable cargo space for everything after.
- Be ready: MAXTRAX boards and a dash cam are the two "glad you have them" items nobody regrets.
2025+ 4Runner Accessories FAQ
Will 5th gen 4Runner accessories fit my 2025+ 4Runner?
Generally, no. The 6th gen is a new platform with different body panels, grille, interior, and mounting points, so fitted accessories need to be designed for 2025 and up. Everything in this roundup is either made specifically for the 2025–2026 4Runner or is a universal-fit item (like recovery boards and the mirror-mount dash cam) that doesn't depend on generation-specific fitment.
What are the best first accessories for a 6th gen 4Runner?
Start with protection — mudflaps or micro flares — before road debris marks up new paint, then the mod you'll see every day, like the grille or interior knobs. Recovery boards and a roof rack come next if you plan to travel or wheel. Every product page lists exactly what's included and what it fits, so you can build in stages.
Do I need to check my trim or options before ordering?
Yes — it's the most important step with a new platform. Most 2025+ parts fit across the range, but some key off specific equipment: the AJT radio knob needs the large 14-inch touchscreen, the Beta grille offers a camera-bracket choice, and several parts have trim- or color-based options. Each product page spells out its fitment notes and options, so confirm yours there before you check out.
Will adding accessories void my factory warranty?
Aftermarket accessories don't automatically void a vehicle's entire factory warranty, but warranty decisions are made by Toyota and its dealers, not by retailers — and coverage questions come down to the specific part and claim. If warranty coverage is a concern, keep your receipts, favor bolt-on and reversible mods (most of this list requires no drilling or permanent modification), and check with your dealer for specifics on your truck.
How hard are these accessories to install?
Most of this list is driveway-friendly: press-on knobs, a two-tool grille swap, a no-drill roof rack, and vinyl that goes on dry with transfer tape. Bigger jobs — and anything involving removing factory parts, like the crash bracket delete — are best tackled with the product page's instructions in hand, and any local off-road or vinyl shop can handle an install you'd rather not do yourself.
How long will my order take to arrive?
It varies by product, and the honest answer is on each product page. Several items here are built or finished to order — the Beta Pro Grille lists a 2–4 week lead time, the Martin rack about 3 weeks, and the paint-matched grille letters need time for paint prep and curing. In-stock items ship on the store's standard timeline. Check the lead-time note on the product page before ordering if you have a trip deadline.