DV8 Offroad Front Lower Control Arm Skid Plates for 2022-2026 Tundra & 2023 Sequoia
$249.99
Description
DV8 Offroad A-arm skid plates protect the lower control arms, the lowest hanging part of the front end on the 3rd gen Tundra and Sequoia, from rocks and debris.
They are 4.5 mm steel in a micro-texture black powder coat with a paintable aluminum logo plate. Carriage bolts hold them on so the bolts are not damaged, and they work with factory TRD suspension and the factory TRD skid plate.
Why it works
- Protects the factory A-arms from rocks and debris
- 4.5 mm steel
- Carriage bolts protect the hardware
- Compatible with factory TRD suspension
- Compatible with the factory TRD skid plate
- Paintable aluminum logo plate
- Quick install, black M8 hardware included
Fit
Fits: 2022-2026 Toyota Tundra and 2023 Toyota Sequoia.
Order now; we check fit against your vehicle after you order and contact you before it ships if anything doesn't match.
Specs
- Part number: SPT2-01
- Material: 4.5 mm steel
- Finish: micro-texture black powder coat
- Hardware: black M8 carriage bolts
- Weight: 19 lb
In the box
- Driver and passenger A-arm skid plates
- Black M8 carriage bolt hardware
Warranty
DV8 Offroad one year limited warranty against defects in workmanship and material.
Shipping and returns
Ships by ground as a large parcel to the lower 48 states.
Questions
What do the DV8 A-arm skid plates protect?
The front lower control arms, which DV8 Offroad calls the lowest hanging fruit on the front end, against rocks and debris in rocky off road conditions. Carriage bolts hold each skid on the control arm, which DV8 says prevents the bolts from being damaged.
Do the SPT2-01 skids work with TRD suspension and the TRD skid?
Yes. DV8 Offroad lists the A-arm skids as compatible with factory TRD suspension and with the factory TRD skid plate, so you can maximize protection at the front of the truck. DV8 lists them for the 2022 to 2026 Toyota Tundra and the 2023 Sequoia.
Is the SPT2-01 steel or aluminum?
Steel. DV8 Offroad builds the skids from 4.5 mm steel, at roughly 19 lb, finished in a micro-texture black powder coat. The only aluminum part is a paintable logo plate on each skid.
How long does the DV8 A-arm skid install take?
About half an hour, per DV8 Offroad. The skids are a direct fit with no cutting required, and black M8 carriage bolts are included for the install. DV8 publishes an install guide and video on the product page.
Why does DV8 use carriage bolts on these skids?
To keep the bolts from being damaged, per DV8 Offroad. Carriage bolts secure each skid to the lower control arm, the part that hangs lowest at the front of a 3rd Gen Tundra or Sequoia. DV8 includes black M8 carriage bolts and builds the skids from 4.5 mm steel.