Fog light overlays are one of the easiest and most-asked-about mods on the 2025 4Runner. They tint the fog light lens to a different color, completely changing the lighting personality of your truck without affecting the actual function of the lights.

Two finishes lead the pack: amber and smoke. They're both popular. They're both great. They're completely different vibes.

Here's how to pick.

Amber Fog Light Overlays

The Look

Warm yellow-orange. When the fogs are off, the lens has a subtle amber tint that catches sunlight beautifully. When the fogs are on, the light output reads as a soft golden hue instead of the cool white you get stock.

The Vibe

Heritage. Rally-inspired. JDM-adjacent. Amber fogs are the classic look pulled forward — they tap into the same visual lineage as old WRC rally cars and 90s/2000s tuner culture. On a TRD Off-Road or TRD Pro, amber fogs lean into the "trail-ready, old-school cool" aesthetic.

When Amber Wins

• You drive in actual fog, snow, or heavy rain. Amber light cuts through moisture better than white. This is real-world functional, not just aesthetic.
• Your build leans heritage or rally-inspired (think roof rack, classic two-tone, retro accents).
• You've already done a heritage TOYOTA grille and want to extend the warm-tone vibe.
• You want the truck to look distinctive at night without being aggressive.

Smoke Fog Light Overlays

The Look

Dark gray-tinted. When the fogs are off, the lens looks darker and more uniform with the rest of the front end — almost like the fogs aren't even there. When the fogs are on, the output is still white but slightly knocked-down in intensity.

The Vibe

Modern. Aggressive. Stealth. Smoke fogs read as "blacked-out everything" — they pair perfectly with smoke reflectors, blacked-out emblems, and dark wheels. On an SR5 or any blacked-out 4Runner build, smoke fogs are the obvious choice.

When Smoke Wins

• Your build is going for the modern, aggressive, monochrome look.
• You want the front end to look uniform — nothing standing out, everything in its place.
• You don't actually use your fog lights much (most owners don't) and you care more about how they look off than how they look on.
• You're pairing with other smoke overlays (reflectors, marker lights, taillight tints).

Side-by-Side Comparison

Are Fog Light Overlays Legal?

This is the most-asked legal question on our site, so let's address it. Fog lights are auxiliary lights, not primary headlights — they're not subject to the same DOT requirements as your main beams. Tinting them with a film overlay is street-legal in every US state we've checked, as long as the lights still emit light when on (they do).

That said: rules vary by state, and amber fog overlays are sometimes restricted to off-road use in specific jurisdictions. Check your local rules if you're unsure.

Install Notes

Fog light overlays are one of the easier installs in our catalog:

1. Clean the fog light lens thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol.
2. Use the wet method (water with a drop of dish soap) to position the overlay.
3. Squeegee from the center outward.
4. Heat-set with a hair dryer for 30 seconds to conform to any lens curvature.
5. Don't touch for 24 hours.

The biggest install mistake is rushing the squeegee step on a curved lens. Take your time, use heat, and you'll have zero edge lifting.

Our Pick

If we had to pick one for the average 2025 4Runner buyer? Smoke. It works with more build directions, it pairs with the rest of our overlay catalog, and it's a safer aesthetic choice for resale.

But if you actually drive in weather — real weather, not just commute weather — amber is the better functional choice and the more interesting visual choice. Hard to go wrong either way.

Ready to Pick?

Both finishes are made to order, USA-made, and cut to fit the 2025 4Runner fog light lens precisely.

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Topographic map overlays are one of those mods that didn't exist five years ago and now feel essential. They take a flat surface — a tailgate insert, a dash panel, a console — and turn it into something that says this truck goes places.

We started with one topo product. Now we make them for every major platform in our catalog. Here's the complete roundup of where you can find topo map overlays from StickerFab.

Why Topo Map Overlays Hit Different

It's a small touch, but it works on multiple levels:

• Visual texture. A flat blacked-out panel is fine. A panel with subtle topo lines is interesting. The eye lingers a half-second longer.
• Personal meaning. Some of our topo overlays feature specific real-world locations — national parks, famous trails, mountain ranges. Picking your local trail system makes the truck feel personal.
• Subtle by default. Done right, the topo lines aren't loud. They're a "you'd only notice if you looked closely" detail. That's the secret of a build that ages well.

Toyota Tacoma Topo Overlays

The Tacoma was our first platform to get a full topo treatment, and it remains one of the most popular. We make topo versions of:

• Tailgate insert panels
• Dash trim panels (above the glove box)
• Center console lid overlays
• Door panel inserts

Available in matte black with subtle line contrast, full color-match topo, and a few "national park" patterns featuring real-world maps. Browse the 2024 Tacoma collection or check the 2016-2023 collection for older trucks.

Toyota 4Runner Topo Overlays

The 4Runner has the longest-running topo lineup. We make topo overlays for both the 5th-gen (2010-2024) and the new 2025 6th-gen. Standard products include:

• Tailgate panel inserts
• Spare tire cover overlays
• Console lid topos
• Dash panel topos
• Door pull insert overlays

The spare tire cover topo is especially popular — it's a big, visible canvas and the topo lines wrap beautifully around the tire's curvature. Shop 2025 4Runner or browse the 5th-gen collection for older trucks.

Ford Bronco Topo Overlays

The Bronco's flat door panels and squared-off interior are topo gold. Plus, the Bronco's outdoor brand identity makes topo a natural fit. We offer:

• Door panel topo inserts
• Dash panel topos
• Center console topos
• Tailgate inner-panel overlays

The Bronco topo collection leans toward national park-themed maps — Yellowstone, Yosemite, Moab, Glacier — because Bronco owners tend to actually go to those places. Browse the Bronco collection for the full lineup.

2024 Land Cruiser Topo Overlays

The newest addition to the topo family. The Land Cruiser interior has a ton of flat trim surfaces that practically beg for topo treatment, and we've been steadily expanding the catalog through 2026. Currently:

• Dash panel topos
• Console lid topos
• Door pull inserts
• Glove box trim overlays

More Land Cruiser topo products are in development — we're adding new SKUs roughly monthly as we cut and test patterns. Check the Land Cruiser collection for the latest.

Custom Map Locations

One of the questions we get most is: "Can you make a topo of [my hometown / my favorite trail / my hunting property]?" The answer is sometimes yes. We do limited custom topo runs for premium orders — message us through the site if you've got a specific location in mind.

Our standard topo patterns cover the most popular national parks, forests, and trail systems across the US. If you're building around a specific area, there's a good chance we already have a pattern for it.

Install Tips Specific to Topo Overlays

Topo overlays are slightly more demanding than plain overlays for two reasons:

1. Pattern alignment matters. Unlike a solid overlay, a topo overlay has visible orientation. Make sure you're orienting it correctly — usually north-up, but check the product page for guidance.
2. Edge detail is everything. Topo patterns extend to the edges of the overlay. Squeegee carefully to avoid trapping air at the edges, and use the wet method for larger pieces.

Pairing Topos with Other Overlays

The best builds use topo overlays sparingly. Pick one or two surfaces — say, the dash trim and the console lid — and let the topo do the talking. Don't put topo on every available surface. Restraint reads as intentional.

Browse the Full Lineup

Whichever platform you're on, we've got topo. Pick your truck below:

• 2024 Tacoma →
• 2025 4Runner →
• 2021+ Ford Bronco →
• 2024 Land Cruiser →

Toyota's two body-on-frame SUVs, both built on the TNGA-F platform, both gunning for the same outdoor-adventure buyer. The 2024 Land Cruiser is the returning legend; the 4Runner is the long-running people's champ.

If you're an owner of either, you've probably wondered: which one gets more StickerFab love?

Honest answer? It's complicated. Let's break it down.

By the Numbers: Catalog Size

The 4Runner has been around forever. We've been making overlays for the 5th-gen since 2014 and we've now expanded into the 2025 6th-gen. That's a deep, deep catalog — every emblem, every badge, every reflector, every interior surface.

The 2024 Land Cruiser is brand-new. Toyota only just brought it back to the US market, and the catalog is younger but growing fast. We're adding new SKUs every few weeks as we cut and test new patterns.

Verdict so far: 4Runner has the deeper catalog. Land Cruiser has the newer catalog with fresher designs.

Where the Catalogs Overlap

Both trucks share a lot of DNA, especially in mod philosophy:

• Emblem blackouts (Toyota oval, model name)
• Reflector smoke overlays
• Door handle overlays
• Side mirror caps
• Interior screen protectors
• Dash overlays
• Center console accents

The shapes are different, but the categories are the same. If you've seen the kind of work we do for the 4Runner, expect the same for the Land Cruiser.

Where They Differ

The Land Cruiser's Round Headlights

The 2024 Land Cruiser brought back the round headlight DRL look on certain trims, and that completely changes what kinds of overlays make sense. The headlight surrounds, the chrome ring, the marker lights — all unique to the Land Cruiser.

The 4Runner's Tailgate Window

The 4Runner's iconic roll-down rear window is a signature feature. We make overlays for the surround, the wiper area, and the lower hatch trim that simply don't apply to the Land Cruiser.

Heritage Trim Treatment

Land Cruiser buyers tend to lean toward heritage and color-matched mods. 4Runner buyers tend to lean toward blackout and aggressive looks. We've shifted our color and finish offerings to match — Land Cruiser kits skew toward khaki, bronze, and color-matched options. 4Runner kits skew matte black, gloss black, and smoke.

Which Is Easier to Mod?

The 4Runner, by a small margin. Here's why:

• Flatter emblem surfaces. The 4Runner's emblems are flatter than the Land Cruiser's, which makes overlay installs more forgiving for first-timers.
• More tutorial content. Ten years of 4Runner overlay installs means there's a YouTube video for every conceivable mod.
• Larger community. If you have a question, there's a 4Runner forum or Facebook group ready to answer.

That said, the Land Cruiser isn't hard to mod — it's just newer. The community is growing, and our install instructions are dialed in for every product we ship.

Which One Gets More Buyer Love?

Right now, it's still the 4Runner — by volume. We ship more 4Runner overlays per week than Land Cruiser overlays. But the Land Cruiser is closing the gap fast. Q1 2026 was our biggest Land Cruiser quarter ever, and Q2 is on pace to beat it.

If you're a Land Cruiser owner reading this and feeling slightly outnumbered: don't worry. You're early, and the catalog is expanding to match your numbers.

Best Mods for Either Truck

If you're new to either platform and want a starter pack:

1. Front emblem blackout (Toyota oval or grille letters)
2. Tailgate emblem and model name overlay
3. Reflector smoke overlay
4. Door handle overlays
5. Interior screen protector

That sequence works on both the 4Runner and the Land Cruiser, and it's about $200-300 total depending on which products you choose.

Verdict

Both trucks deserve love. Both trucks get love. The 4Runner is the established king of our catalog; the Land Cruiser is the rising star. If you own one, the catalog is ready for you. If you own both — there's a reason your driveway looks that good.

Browse the collections:

2024 Land Cruiser →

2025 4Runner →

The 2025 Toyota 4Runner is finally here, and it's a whole new platform. Same DNA as the new Tacoma, completely redesigned exterior, and a trim ladder that goes from base SR5 all the way up to the TRD Pro and Trailhunter halo trucks.

For most buyers, the decision shakes out between two trims: the SR5 (the value play) or the TRD Off-Road (the mid-tier trail-ready option). Both are great trucks. Both are easy to make great-looking with a few well-chosen mods.

Here's where to start.

2025 4Runner SR5: First Mods

The SR5 is the volume seller. It's the trim most people will actually buy. Toyota gave it a clean, modern look but left a few chrome accents that age the truck. The first round of mods is all about killing those accents.

1. Toyota Emblem Grille Overlay

The SR5 has the corporate grille with the Toyota oval front and center. Blacking it out (or color-matching it to the body) instantly modernizes the front end. This is the single highest-impact mod for the dollar on an SR5.

2. Tailgate 4Runner Letter Overlays

The 2025 4Runner has the model name spelled out across the tailgate in big letters. Stock, they're a contrast finish. Blacked out, they look factory-aggressive — the same vibe as the heritage Tacoma TRD Pro tailgate.

3. Reflector Smoke Overlays

The amber side markers and rear reflectors look bright and dated. A smoke tint cuts the brightness without affecting their function. Cheap mod, big visual difference.

4. Fog Light Overlays

The SR5 has standard halogen fog lights. We make smoke, amber, and yellow overlays that change the lighting personality of the front end without affecting output. Great mod for someone who wants their truck to look distinctive at night.

2025 4Runner TRD Off-Road: First Mods

The TRD Off-Road already has more visual character out of the box — different wheels, different lower cladding, TRD-specific badging. The first mods here are about cohesion, not transformation.

1. TRD Off-Road Badge Overlay

The fender badge is a great place to add a hint of color. Body-match red or contrast bronze can tie in nicely with the trim's accent color. This is one of those small details that elevates the whole truck.

2. Heritage TOYOTA Grille (If Equipped)

Some 2025 TRD Off-Road builds came with the heritage TOYOTA grille (vs the corporate emblem grille). If you've got the heritage grille, our letter overlays are a no-brainer mod. If you've got the emblem grille, see the SR5 list.

3. Wheel Center Cap Overlays

The TRD Off-Road wheels are unique to the trim, and the center caps are a perfect canvas for a small color or finish change. Match them to your other accents for a cohesive look.

4. Skid Plate Accent Overlays

The TRD Off-Road has a more aggressive front skid plate than the SR5. Accent overlays can outline or color-match the skid for a more finished look.

What Both Trims Should Skip Early

Don't start with these — save them for round two:

• Hood graphics or large stripe kits — too much, too soon.
• Full body color changes — wait until you've lived with the truck for a few months.
• Wild interior accents — start with the exterior, where you'll actually see the changes.

Universal 2025 4Runner Mods (Both Trims)

A few products work on every trim, no matter what:

• Door handle overlays
• Side mirror cap overlays
• Hood emblem overlays
• Side reflector smokes
• Interior screen protectors and dash overlays

If you're stuck on what to buy first and you don't want to think about it, any of these will work and look great regardless of your trim.

The 4Runner Build Philosophy

The 4Runner has always been the kind of truck you build slowly. You don't need to do everything in week one. Pick two or three high-impact pieces, install them, live with the truck, and then come back for round two.

That's how the best builds end up looking — like they evolved naturally, not like someone hit "buy all" on a catalog.

Get Started

Whether you're rolling SR5 or TRD Off-Road, our 2025 4Runner collection has you covered with overlays cut for your exact trim. Made to order, USA-made, install-guaranteed.

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