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Top 5 off-road accessories for your Isuzu D-MAX or mu-X

Once all these lockdown restrictions are lifted, wouldn't you love to go off the beaten track again? Fit these rugged OEM-approved off-road accessories to your Isuzu bakkie or MU-X SUV and you can go as far as you like.

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4x4 Mega World has teamed up with Isuzu to bring you a wide range of Isuzu-approved accessories that will fit your Isuzu D-Max or MU-X. It's very important that you don't have random accessories added that may deem your vehicle warranty null and void, so if you do have an overland trip planned that requires the fitment of kit, we recommend that you stick with what you know. These Isuzu-approved accessories include:

  • Frontal protection
  • Rear protection
  • Side protection
  • Underbody protection
  • Recovery
  • Vehicle lighting
  • Old Man Emu off-road suspension
  • Front Runner & Desert Roof Rack solutions

Related: Mister Practicality - The Isuzu mu-X

 

1. Isuzu D-MAX Commercial bar

This winch-compatible Commercial bar provides considerable frontal protection but thanks to a simplified manufacturing process, it remains well-priced.

 

2. Desert rear bumper

This rear bumper includes two recovery points which form part of the chassis mounting brackets for increased strength. The bumpers also include Hi-lift jacking points and two spare wheel carriers or Jerry-can arms can be fitted as well. 

 

3. Isuzu rock sliders

Protect your bakkie or SUV's most vulnerable parts from rocks and road debris, while also allowing easier entry into the vehicle, especially for children or older persons.

 

4. ARB spotlights

These military-spec ARB lights are engineered in Australia and are said to produce the closest thing to real sunlight! A must for driving off-road in poor conditions or at night. Available in two sizes and submersible up to 3 metres.

 

5. Front Runner roof rack

This black epoxy-powder-coated roof rack will give you many years of reliable service. They have an approximate installed weight of about 34 kilograms.

 

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Author - Ané Albertse

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Ané was bitten by the motoring bug at a very young age. Her mom recalls her sitting in her stroller as a 3-year old, naming every car that came past. She was creating content for various publications within Media24 when AutoTrader nabbed her for good, and is one of the longest-standing members of the AutoTrader team. She prefers dirt roads to tar and SUVs/bakkies to sports cars, but her greatest passion is helping people find the perfect car for their budget, lifestyle, and personality.Read more

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