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Exterior accessories add carrying capacity, protection and style. Roof systems include crossbars that attach to raised rails, flush rails or bare roofs with fit kits, plus cargo boxes, baskets and carriers for bikes, skis, kayaks and boards. Tow hitches come in classes by rated capacity, with wiring harnesses for trailer lights, and hitch-mounted bike racks and cargo trays.
Protection includes mud flaps, splash guards, running boards, bed liners and tonneau covers for trucks, paint protection film and fitted car covers for storage. Styling includes grilles, spoilers, body kits, badges and wheel-arch trims. Lighting upgrades cover replacement headlights and tail lights, fog lights, auxiliary light bars and work lights.
Check the rated load for roof racks against your vehicle's roof limit, and match hitch class to your vehicle's towing capacity. Many lighting, body and towing modifications are regulated, so check local rules, and have hitch wiring and anything affecting lights installed by a qualified installer if you're unsure.
Choosing exterior accessories
- Check roof rack fitment and load rating for your vehicle.
- Confirm tow hitch class and your vehicle's towing capacity.
- Check local rules on lighting and body modifications.
- For body kits, check fitment and whether painting is needed.
- Have towing equipment installed by a qualified installer.
Questions about exterior accessories
Will this roof rack fit my car?
Roof racks are matched to roof type — raised rails, flush rails, fixed points or a bare roof — and often need a vehicle-specific fit kit. Message the seller with your year, make, model and roof type.
Are aftermarket headlights and light bars legal?
Rules on color, brightness, aim and when auxiliary lights can be used vary by place. Check local regulations before fitting, and note that some lights are sold for off-road use only.
What hitch class do I need?
Choose a hitch rated at or above what you'll tow or carry, but never above your vehicle's own towing capacity in the owner's manual.