RIGID 37203 Bolt-On A-Pillar Light Mount for 2024+ Toyota Tacoma

If you've added a set of RIGID 6-inch SR-Series light bars to your 2024 or newer Toyota Tacoma and you're staring at the A-pillar wondering how to mount them cleanly, this is the bracket kit that gets it done. The RIGID Industries 37203 is a bolt-on A-pillar mount built specifically for the latest-generation Tacoma. It puts your auxiliary lights up high and out at the corners of the windshield, right where ditch lights belong, so you get wide fill lighting on the trail without turning the job into a fabrication project.

RIGID cut these brackets from stainless steel and finished them in a black powder coat, and that combination matters more than it might sound. Stainless shrugs off the salt, mud, and road spray that quietly eat through cheaper mild-steel brackets. The powder coat adds a second layer of corrosion protection while keeping the mount low-key and blacked-out against the truck. It's the kind of part you bolt on once and never think about again.

The 37203 is vehicle-specific, and that's the whole point. It's engineered for the 2024+ Toyota Tacoma, so the bracket geometry lines up with the truck's A-pillar mounting area instead of leaving you to fabricate spacers or eyeball the placement. Because it's a true bolt-on design, most owners can get both sides mounted with a basic socket set in an afternoon. Position the brackets, snug the hardware, seat the lights, run the wiring, and you're done.

This mount is built to hold RIGID's 6-inch SR-Series light bars. Running the SR-Series in a 6-inch length? Whether you set them up as spots for long-distance reach or as floods for a wider wash of light, they'll seat in these brackets. One thing to keep in mind: what's in the box here is the mount and its hardware. The SR-Series light bars themselves are sold separately, so match this mount to the exact pair of 6-inch SR lights you plan to run.

The SR-Series is one of RIGID's most popular light bar families for exactly this kind of build. It's compact enough to tuck into an A-pillar position without looking like an afterthought, and it comes in spot, flood, and combo beam patterns so you can dial the setup to how you actually drive. Pairing that lineup with a mount that's cut for your specific truck keeps the whole install looking factory-clean.

So why mount lights on the A-pillar at all? Two reasons, and both are practical. First is height. Lights sitting up at the base of the windshield throw over the hood instead of lighting it up, which cuts reflected glare and pushes the beam further down the trail. Second is angle. A-pillar lights point out to the sides, filling in the ditches, shoulders, and switchbacks that a forward-facing bar on the bumper simply can't reach. For overlanding, running hunting access roads, or just getting home down an unlit county road, that side fill is the difference between spotting the deer early and meeting it in the road.

Installation is well within reach for anyone comfortable with hand tools. You're working right at the A-pillar, so plan your wiring run down through the fender or firewall to a switched relay and an inline fuse. RIGID's SR-Series bars pull modest current for the amount of light they put out, so a simple two-light harness handles a pair without stressing the Tacoma's electrical system. Torque the mount hardware down, double-check that the lights clear the hood line when it swings open, and aim them before your first night run.

Bottom line: if you own a 2024+ Tacoma and you want your RIGID 6-inch SR lights mounted the right way, this is the purpose-built bracket to do it. No universal clamp that works loose over washboard, no guessing at placement, no compromise on materials. Just a stainless, powder-coated mount made for your truck and your lights, ready to bolt on and go find some dark.