Accessing roof racks or securing gear on the 2024–2027 Toyota Land Cruiser 250 (LC250 / Prado) and 2024–2027 Lexus GX550 can be challenging, while the exposed rear D-pillar area remains highly susceptible to trail scratches and tree branch impacts. The PLOMOR D-Pillar Grab Handle & Modular Utility System addresses both issues with an aggressive, tactical upgrade.
Precision-molded from ultra-lightweight, high-strength magnesium-aluminum alloy, it functions both as a heavy-duty grab handle for stable roof access and as a versatile modular storage panel. Designed with precision geometric cutouts, it provides rock-solid anchor points for gear, and rescue equipment while protecting your vehicle's rear quarters on tough overland journeys.
Key Features & Highlights
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Cross-Platform Precision Fitment: Engineered for 2024–2027 Toyota Land Cruiser LC250 and Lexus GX550 models using exact 3D surface scanning.
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Ergonomic High-Load Grab Handle: Provides a firm, full-hand grip and stable anchoring point when standing on rear tires or side steps to load and unload roof rack gear.
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Magnesium-Aluminum Alloy Build: Delivers superior impact resistance to guard the D-pillar paintwork against tree branches and trail debris without adding extra weight.
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Modular Tactical Cutouts: Precision-milled slots accept straps, carabiners, and quick-release mounts for securing recovery gear, first aid kits, or auxiliary equipment.
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Rugged Matte Black Finish: Coated in a weather-resistant textured matte black powder finish that matches factory trim and offers excellent scratch and corrosion protection.
Technical Specifications
| Fitment |
2024–2027 Toyota Land Cruiser 250
2024–2027 Lexus GX550 |
| Material |
High-Strength Magnesium-Aluminum Alloy |
| Finish |
Textured Matte Black Powder Coating |
| Placement |
Rear D-Pillar (Left & Right Sides) |
| Installation Type |
Heavy-Duty Bracket Installation (Uses Factory Mounting Locations & Rivet Nuts) |
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