This Accessory Company Provides Bullbar For Toyota Land Cruiser Prado To Be Tougher

Toyota Land Cruiser Prado with a bullbar from TJM. (Doc. CarExpert)

The arrival of the Toyota Land Cruiser 250 or the latest Prado is a phenomenon in the global automotive world. The reason is, the car is now being sought after a lot because it has a tough design with more capable off-road capabilities.

In order to accommodate running on the track of all terrain, an off-road accessories specialist company called TJM launched the 4x4 bullbars for the tough SUV.

Launching from CarExpert, Tuesday, December 3, TJM claims to be the first aftermarket company to provide off-road accessories for the latest Prado. Now, the car owner can have them at prices ranging from 2,850 Australian dollars for Venturer types to 3,250 for Outback variants.

Untuk kedua bulbar tersebut, perusahaan mengatakan pemasangan perangkat tersebut bisa membuat waktu 4.5-5 jam hingga menambah biaya sebesar 585 dolar Australia hingga 725 dolar Australia (Rp60,3 juta sampai Rp74,7 juta).

TJM says that the bullbar Venturer type is an affordable type by having equipment for the winch, two antennas, and spotlight provided by the company.

Then, this device is claimed to increase Prado's weight by about 40 kg when installed. Thus, the SUV can have a vehicle load of 580 kg to 615 kg.

Furthermore, this accessories provider from abroad also provides an Outback type consisting of an outside pipe of 63 mm and a cato rope. It is designed to offer greater front light power and protection as well as lighting of a combination of LEDs.

The type has the same safety provisions and features as Venturer, but is claimed to weigh 10 kg heavier.

For the Australian market, Toyota provides a Land Cruiser Prado consisting of several variants, consisting of GX, GXL, VX, Altitude, and Kakudu as the highest trim.

For the price, the latest generation Land Cruiser Prado is priced from 72,500 to 92,700 Australian dollars (Rp747.3 million to Rp955.6 million). Meanwhile, the trim Kakudu was sold for 99,990 Australian dollars (Rp1,030 billion).