Every Little Off-Road Feature On the Toyota Tacoma Trailhunter, Reviewed

Опубликовано 30 декабря 2024, 19:15

The Toyota Tacoma Trailhunter comes off the showroom floor with just about every accessory you'd imagine seeing on an overland-style modded truck. Here’s a close look at all the interesting stuff it's got with an evaluation from our executive editor and his dog.

This particular truck has so many unique features that we thought it’d be worth making a video tour to accompany our written review. We did our best to add technical context in simple terms—if you're a hardcore off-road nerd, feel free to elaborate on things in the comments! And if you’d like to crawl around more vehicles with us in this kind of video, let us know.

The Trailhunter is a brand new trim level for the new-for-’24 fourth-gen Tacoma. While the TRD Off-Road is still available as a general-purpose trail runner and the TRD Pro remains the ranger-topper for dune bashing, this Trailhunter variant is supposed to be focused on long-distance off-grid adventuring and camping. Hence, the deep catalog of bolt-ons.

At over $60,000 to start it’s not cheap, but it’s also pretty novel to get this comprehensive of an accessory loadout in a factory truck. You don’t need all these toys to have a good time overlanding, but they certainly can be fun.

Check out the writeup on our site for more details and “is it worth it” commentary. Or skip ahead to any specific part of the truck you’d like to get a closer look at.

00:00 Andrew, Bramble, and the Trailhunter
01:04 Skidplates and under-vehicle armor
02:33 Snorkle (sorry, "Raised Air Intake" per Toyota)
03:18 More skidplates
05:12 Front suspension
07:56 Even more armor
09:19 Hi-Lift jack points
10:00 Bramble steals the set list
10:12 ARB sport bar
10:55 Making coffee with the 2400-watt inverter
13:19 Using the onboard air compressor
18:40 Truck bed
19:14 Lights
20:46 Rear seat area
21:46 Hybrid battery cooling
22:59 Cab layout and cameras
25:45 Outro

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