Bed Liner
Spray-in, drop-in and DIY bed liners that armor your truck bed against dents, rust and South Texas sun.
Off-Road Armor in McAllen
One sharp rock can end an expensive trip. Off-road armor protects the parts of your truck that sit lowest and cost the most to replace.
Get a quoteShield the drivetrain
Skid plates for the engine, transmission and transfer case take the hits that would crack aluminum castings.
- Engine and transmission skids
- Transfer-case protection
- Reinforced recovery points
Sliders save bodywork
Rock sliders and step bars guard the rocker panels against brush and ledges that scrape paint down to metal.
Steel or aluminum
Aluminum trims weight while steel survives serious abuse, and we help you pick based on how hard you wheel.
Fuel-tank protection
Skid plates under the tank and evap system guard expensive parts that trails love to reach.
- Fuel-tank skids
- Evap guards
- Crossmember armor
Keep service access
Good skid plates have drain holes and access panels so oil changes stay quick after the armor goes on.
- Drain holes
- Oil-pan access
- Rattle-free mounts
What armor should I add first?
Start with skid plates, then sliders if you run tight trails.
Does armor add much weight?
Aluminum is lighter; steel protects more but weighs more.
Can you mount a winch bumper?
Yes, winch-ready bumpers with wiring and recovery points.
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Bull Bars & Grille Guards
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Camper Shells
Camper shells and truck caps that lock, seal and shade your bed for work, ranching or weekend trips.
Off-Road Fabrication
Custom off-road fabrication: bumpers, racks, cages and one-off mounts built to your truck and your trail.
Floor Mats & Liners
Custom-fit floor mats and liners that trap Valley mud, sand and ranch dust before they wreck your carpet.