REVIEWS AND INQUIRIES ABOUT HIGH-QUALITY AND AESTHETIC BUMPERS

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Hello friends, I hope you're all doing well. I'm starting this thread to hear about your experiences with LC250 front and rear bumpers and how we can continue to improve our offerings. As manufacturers of off-road accessories, this seems like the perfect place to listen to Land Cruiser owners and builders to better understand their expectations, desires, and preferences. This will help us continue our path of continuous improvement! I look forward to hearing from you! And here's a sample of what we do!
 

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Hello friends, I hope you're all doing well. I'm starting this thread to hear about your experiences with LC250 front and rear bumpers and how we can continue to improve our offerings. As manufacturers of off-road accessories, this seems like the perfect place to listen to Land Cruiser owners and builders to better understand their expectations, desires, and preferences. This will help us continue our path of continuous improvement! I look forward to hearing from you! And here's a sample of what we do!
You should reach out to the admin team to determine how you can become involved as a supporting vendor.

I’ll be 100% honest, I am suspect of any profile driving products without that small level of vetting. Why else should I believe you are who you say you are? Also, it’s just the right thing to at least explore if you intend to use the forum as a survey resource and product advertisement venue.

Just a regular dude, playing a regular dude.
 
I notice the SEMA show November 3-6 at the Las Vegas Convention Center will have a special section on "Adventure Lifestyle", which should be perfect for your company to display its products to the right audience, and get feedback for buyer expectations, desires, and preferences. There's also the Overland Expo in multiple USA locations throughout the year.
 
You should reach out to the admin team to determine how you can become involved as a supporting vendor.

I’ll be 100% honest, I am suspect of any profile driving products without that small level of vetting. Why else should I believe you are who you say you are? Also, it’s just the right thing to at least explore if you intend to use the forum as a survey resource and product advertisement venue.

Just a regular dude, playing a regular dude.
Friend, thank you for taking the time to write. Yes, as I mentioned at the beginning of the thread, we are manufacturers, and the idea is to better understand the preferences of Land Cruiser owners and builders. That was the intention. Best regards.
 
Friend, thank you for taking the time to write. Yes, as I mentioned at the beginning of the thread, we are manufacturers, and the idea is to better understand the preferences of Land Cruiser owners and builders. That was the intention. Best regards.
Yes, established and understood. Everything I said is still valid though. Support us to support you!
 
Yes, established and understood. Everything I said is still valid though. Support us to support you!
We're waiting to hear how to proceed so we can be listed as vendors on the site. And by the way, this is our company! RHINO 4X4 UNITED STATES
 
We're waiting to hear how to proceed so we can be listed as vendors on the site. And by the way, this is our company! RHINO 4X4 UNITED STATES
I own some of your lashing/strap products. Very good stuff and more economical than competitors. Echo what DubDub says. Thank you for your support!
 
Hello friends, I hope you're all doing well. I'm starting this thread to hear about your experiences with LC250 front and rear bumpers and how we can continue to improve our offerings. As manufacturers of off-road accessories, this seems like the perfect place to listen to Land Cruiser owners and builders to better understand their expectations, desires, and preferences. This will help us continue our path of continuous improvement! I look forward to hearing from you! And here's a sample of what we do!
I checked out your site...very international.

I have to admit the painted front bumper, bar accessory mount and some of designs on the LC250 interested me but then I came across this review on the tacoma 3rd gen rear bumper you sell:

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Customer photo:
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I hope you helped them with correcting the fitment issue they had after installing one of your products?
 
Looks like the customer did the install wrong from what I can see of his limited photo angles?
 
I hope so. Seems like more and more of these overlanding companies are willing to take the money and ghost you after the sale is made.
 
I would be looking for minimal trimming. Tight tolerances on manufacturing so install is seamless. Integration with existing cameras. Ability to add variety of winches as well as lights. Personally the general concept of minimal is best - in my opinion. Sturdy and quality engineering for crash considerations, but as light as possible at the same time. And last I would add if there was a way to create such a bumper that you could buy in sections, so if you damaged one part, you could possibly buy that section only and not the whole bumper.
 
A huge pro for me is reintegration of the factory sensors (including cameras), even if it isn’t a perfect factory reproduction (see Dissent’s solutions).
 
I'll tell you what would be a cool. Add to what I said above; a bumper where you can interchange the corner pieces to be either low profile to match the stock look or "winged" style where you would increase approach angle. The center piece is the same - you buy the ends as per what your preference is.
 
I'll tell you what would be a cool. Add to what I said above; a bumper where you can interchange the corner pieces to be either low profile to match the stock look or "winged" style where you would increase approach angle. The center piece is the same - you buy the ends as per what your preference is.
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