Kit out your Toyota with confidence

A big part of the excitement of heading out into the great outdoors is kitting out your vehicle according to your needs and preferences. And we’re not talking suspension upgrades, wheels and other safety critical items. We’re referring to lifestyle accessories such as roof racks, cross bars, rooftop tents, roof boxes, bike carriers, fridges, recovery boards, solar panels, and more.

Toyota has come to the party by expanding its existing array of accessories – which includes tow bars, styling bars, nudge bars, side steps and canopies – to offer these lifestyle items too. There are now over 300 Toyota approved accessories to choose from. And the best news is that customers can order and fit these accessories through their Toyota dealer and have them invoiced with their new vehicles. It’s basically a one-stop shopping experience!

Collaborating with respected suppliers such as Ironman 4×4, 4×4 Megaworld, Front Runner, IVXIVBUSHINDABA, and Thule, the accessories range is competitively priced and offers convenience through Toyota dealers across South Africa and neighbouring countries.

There’s even more good news! The accessories are compatible with various lifestyle vehicles such as Hilux, Fortuner, Land Cruiser Prado, Land Cruiser 70 Series and Land Cruiser 300.

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