And this is why they make aftermarket bumpers....

This moron wasn't paying attention or just normally drives like an a$$hole and almost got me. Time to really consider a rear bumper.

 

Looks like a Chrysler? Those are throw away cars, they always drive like that. I almost hit one with a shopping cart in Costco parking lot the other night, he was probably doing 30 in the parking lot and thought I was the problem.

 

Looks like a Chevy to me.

 

Still a throw away car.

 

Truth.

 

Glad you didn’t get hit! It’s still a mess and waste of time

 

Yup, you're right. The styling looks so much like a Chrysler, with the chrome strip grill and the angular body. Good eye.

 

That’s one giant glaring sign that GM is in trouble; they’re copying Chrysler.

 

Yes. Very similar styling to the Chrysler 200.

 

Yeah I would have been pissed. I only have a little over 2,000 miles on the truck.

 

Steel, integrated steps, LED lights:
https://www.tundras.com/threads/anyone-have-a-rough-country-led-rear-bumper.40517/
https://www.roughcountry.com/toyota-rear-led-bumper-10778.html?rrec=true

Adding a Putco Blade gives visibility too:

 

I have the RC front but don't like the rear. I like this one better. https://steelcraftautomotive.com/i-...ck.html#!year=2020||make=TOYOTA||model=TUNDRA

 

That's a nice one. I'm just a man of function and like those integrated steps, my bed step is only on one side and looks like an afterthought.

 

I hate that crap. Based on the lines (assuming the original camera) he's about ~3ft from you.

 

I had someone clip a Jeep steel bumper. Only scratched the paint. Lol

 

I had a Demello wrap around bumper on my Tacoma.



One day in traffic a young lady in an early 2000's Chevy Crappalier type thing was texting in stop and go traffic behind me. I stopped, she didn't. Nobody hurt, her fault and she admitted it.

Her hood was crushed, grill broken, etc. Radiator was fine so car was drivable.

My favorite SIMMS fly fishing licence plate frame was cracked (I just got it too) and I had to crazy glue it back together. Also had to bend the plate back a little.