Smoky Mountain Taco: Even the Newest Tacoma Seats Miss This One Critical Thing

Toyota’s 4th Gen Tacoma brings big upgrades across the board—trail-tuned suspension, hybrid power, and finally, fully articulated seat adjustments. So why are so many drivers still uncomfortable behind the wheel?

It turns out, no amount of power seat controls can solve the one thing Toyota still overlooked: proper leg support.

In a recent video, Rob from @smokymtntaco installs our Adjustable Seat Jackers® on his 2025 Tacoma Trailhunter—and within minutes, the difference is obvious. More comfort. Better posture. Less fatigue. And way more visibility over that big, wide hood.

Why it matters:

The stock seat position sits flat, forcing your hips to tilt and your legs to hover just above the cushion. Over time, that posture creates pressure on your lower back, restricts blood flow, and causes the kind of muscle fatigue that adds up—especially on long drives or trail days.

Seat Jackers lift the front of the seat just enough to support your thighs and spine. It’s a subtle change that delivers a massive upgrade in comfort.

Watch the full install & first impressions:

🎥 Game-Changing Interior Mod for 4th Gen Tacoma