Running through the woods with your Tacoma is the proper thing to do once you leave the lot. In the dark, it can be quite frustrating if the way isn’t properly lit. Investing in high-powered auxiliary lighting can be quite the expense, though. The idea of adding additional flood and fog lights is based on the idea that you have additional mounting surfaces readily available. To do so would mean that not only are costly lights purchased, but so are systems such as aftermarket bumpers, bull bars, roof racks, or even roll bars. Without these systems installed, you’ll either have to drill into the sheet metal or simply work with the lighting you’ve got.
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Time flies when you're having fun, and the same holds true for off-roading in your Tacoma. Finding yourself on the trail after the sun goes down, however, could be an unwelcome trial if you're not set up for it. Investing in some aftermarket lighting to push back the night is an excellent safety measure should things go sour.