Westin Bull Bar Fits for 2016 Toyota Tundra

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Is this part fit for installation on a Toyota Tundra 2016?? I need help with this please

asked by: Jose

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Expert Reply:

With bull bars and their installation kits such as # 31-595PK both the bar part AND the installation kit are vehicle-specific. In other words, you must have the correct bar and the correct installation kit for any given vehicle. You cannot install the "wrong" bull bar for a vehicle by using the correct install kit.

Part # 31-595PK is a replacement installation bracket kit for the Westin E-Series Bull Bar with Skid Plate # 31-5950. This bar and install kit are meant only for the 2006 - 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 pickup.

But we DO have bull bars and grille guards for your 2016 Toyota Tundra that you can see on the linked page. The Westin E-Series bull bar that fits your truck is part # 31-5250 and the replacement hardware kit is part # 31-525PK.

expert reply by: Adam R

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