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The window seal might need a replacement. Installing window visors might help also.

A custom mount/bracket is your best option. Saw a pic from other forum. Looks like a good idea also. Just ordered a Rigid light bar at 4wo|truck led lights. Good thing my buddy has a fab shop and he will help me install this light bar. Will post pics once it is done.

Either would look good. It all depends on personal preference and color of your truck.

I suggest that you keep your money and save more in order to get a real lift kit. A body lift will just allow you to install larger tires and nothing more.

It is not required to get new shocks with a leveling kit, but if you want to change them Bilstein and Rancho are the best options.

Both conventional and synthetic oil are good. Whatever you decide to use, just keep clean oil in the engine and follow the recommended oil change interval.

Wet okole is a good choice.The only thing I don't like about neoprene covers is that they become warm during summer days.

Check out Duratracs. They have good feedback when it comes to traction in the snow.

I like using Meg's NXT 2.0 due to shine and protection that it provides. It is also easy to apply and not so expensive.

I saw some bug deflectors listed for the 2016 model on carid. Try to contact them.

It depends. For looks, go with a bull bar and choose grille guard if you need some front end protection.

For the bumper LED strips, you can wire and ground them under the hood and run directly to the battery (with inline fuse).

Looks good. I like the idea of making them flushed instead of putting them behind the grille. Is that a custom grille or you did the cutting?

What's up guys?! Glad to be part of the community. I'm Roger and I own a 2012 Tacoma. Looking forward to contributing and gaining more knowledge.