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ARB’s gear has a reputation for being tough-as-nails and priced like it knows it.

Bull bars, racks, canopies, and suspension generally fit well and cop abuse without flinching, which is why you see them from Karratha to the Cape.

Downsides? Weight and cost—steel bars and drawers can nibble fuel economy and GVM, and the invoice will remind you it’s “proper” kit.

Some owners grumble about lead times and needing pro fitting to avoid rattles or sensor dramas, but support and parts availability are usually solid via their network.

In short, buy for durability and fitment confidence, not bargain-bin thrills; check Tradingpost for quality used bits if you fancy saving a few dollars without going flimsy.