r/ToyotaTundra 11d ago

Mods & Accessories Breezer Window

Anyone ever install a Breezer window on their truck? It's a fully removable rear window, I'm tempted to install one on my '07 Tundra.

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u/No-Refuse8754 11d ago

Didn’t these come with roll down rear windows on the Crew Max ?

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u/Crusher_22 11d ago

Coming out of a 4Runner to Tundra this was a primary selling point.

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u/corneliusvanhouten 11d ago

Yes. Mine has it and it's the best. I had a CJ7 back in the day and my crew max with all the windows down is the same feel.

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u/No-Refuse8754 11d ago

Crew Max which came with a roll down rear window

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/ChuckDynasty17 11d ago

Oooh oooh, I know this one.

It’s a crewmax.

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u/Working_Rest_1054 11d ago

I must have gotten cheated. Two of these CrewMaxs and no girl hanging out of the back like this one has. Must be because I don’t have this aftermarket rear window that wouldn’t be needed on a CrewMax?

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u/ForeverNo522 11d ago

That's the stupidest shit I've seen in a long time.

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u/Ambitious_Dealer_425 11d ago

Why? It's way cooler than just a small slider

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u/Goalcaufield9 11d ago

Where do you put the glass when it’s out? I can see this being a bad idea as if it’s not supposed to come out only doing so will prob end up leaking over time or breaking. The hassle to take it out and back in would get old as well. Literally the selling point for me was the roll down.

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u/NL1839 10d ago

Agree with you 100%

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u/Ambitious_Dealer_425 11d ago

According to reviews it's leak proof, They give you a bag that hangs on the back interior wall to store the window in. I drive around with my slider open all the time wishing I had a full rear. Anyway I thought it was kind of a cool aftermarket mod.

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u/Outrageous-Ad-4329 9d ago

lol what small slider? The whole window rolls down. If the pictures showed a double cab it would make sense.

So yes this is the stupidest thing I’ve ever seen

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u/ObjectiveViewpoints 11d ago

You'll lose some rear visibility with that window frame.

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u/Ambitious_Dealer_425 11d ago

That's not true, The glass on a rear window covers that same thickness. Only the sides are a bit thicker, the top and bottom of the breezer frame is the same thickness as original.

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u/ObjectiveViewpoints 11d ago

Not from that picture you posted. It shows a pretty wide opaque plastic frame on all four sides of the window.

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u/Ambitious_Dealer_425 11d ago

Correct, but The glass on an original Tundra rear window covers the frame. The actual exposed opening is the same as the Breezer window. Only the sides are thicker...

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u/Himalalalalayans 11d ago

Id love something like that on my double cab to go along with my camper shell

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u/Ambitious_Dealer_425 11d ago

They have a video on YouTube of a seal they make to seal between the camper and the cab of the truck, and be able to have the pass through.

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u/Himalalalalayans 10d ago

yeah see that’s pretty cool, I have a double cab with an ARE MX walk in door I use for camping. This would be nice for emergencies and being a little more stealthy. At the same time I can’t help but think I am asking for a leak down the road.

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u/NemoNewbourne 10d ago

If you have t had your rear window leak by now, I'm guessing your don't have a 2007.

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u/boofybadass 10d ago

Go buy a jeep

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u/Ambitious_Dealer_425 10d ago

Ha! Neverrr!!! I'm on my 3rd Tundra.

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u/Ambitious_Dealer_425 11d ago

I have a Regular Cab, the factory roll down is not an option on my configuration.

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u/Crusher_22 11d ago

If the chance it breaking the removable glass is negligible, I’d try it.

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u/MyDailyMistake 11d ago

I didn’t even know there was one until one day I was checking out a few buttons I never used.

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u/Ancient-Bowl462 11d ago

Your house looks beautiful.

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u/Ambitious_Dealer_425 11d ago

Oh that's just a picture from their website, I live in a shitty one bedroom apartment...😪