The Name the Rest of the World Gets

Everywhere except the US, the LC250 is sold as the Land Cruiser Prado — same truck, different badge, more heritage on the back. Toyota chose to drop the Prado name for the American market, so US owners don't get the same tailgate treatment that buyers in Australia, Japan, and the UK get standard.

This badge fixes that. Precision-cut "LC 250 Prado" lettering in TruLaser acrylic, installed in minutes, no drilling required.

TruLaser Acrylic — No Cheap Stickers Here

Every badge is laser-cut from automotive-grade acrylic, finished by hand, and backed with 3M adhesive built for the long haul. Real depth, real edges, and the same kind of OE-quality presence you'd expect from a factory part. No fading printed decal. No peeling vinyl.

Designed, cut, and assembled in Fort Myers, FL. Shipped fast.

Acrylic Laser Series — Overview

How our TruLaser badges are made, why the acrylic construction holds up better than printed alternatives, and what makes them feel OE on the tailgate.

Land Cruiser Badge Install

Step-by-step install on a 2024+ Land Cruiser tailgate using the included alignment template. Same process whether you're running the Prado badge or the 1958 — about 10 minutes start to finish.

Does this fit every 2024+ Land Cruiser?
Yes — all 2024+ Toyota Land Cruiser (LC250) trims sold in the US, including 1958 First Edition and standard Land Cruiser.

Is this an OEM Toyota part?
No. It's inspired by the international Prado badging, but produced independently by StickerFab. Toyota does not sell this badge in the US market.

Do I need to drill or modify the tailgate?
No. Adhesive-backed install directly onto paint, no drilling, no modification.

How do I get it straight?
An alignment template ships with every order. Tape it up, mark your spot, peel and stick.

Will it survive car washes and weather?
Yes. Automotive-grade acrylic and 3M adhesive — tested across heat, cold, sun, and pressure washing. Wait 48 hours post-install before washing.

Prefer the First Edition "1958" badge?
We've got that too — see our 1958 Edition LC250 Tailgate Badge.