Ford Ranger / Everest Belly Pan 5mm Aluminium T6/T7 (2012-2020) - Advanced 4x4
Ford Ranger / Everest Belly Pan 5mm Aluminium T6/T7 (2012-2020) - Advanced 4x4
SKU:FRBA002
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Ford Ranger / Everest Belly Pan — 5mm Aluminium, SA-Made
Protect your undercarriage on your Ford Ranger 2.2 / 3.2 T6/T7 (2012–2020) or Everest with the Advanced 4x4 Belly Pan. Engineered from 5mm aluminium, this heavy-duty belly pan shields your engine, sump, and undercarriage from rocks, debris, and rough terrain — lightweight protection without compromising ground clearance or fuel efficiency.
Key Features:
- 5mm Aluminium Construction: Premium-grade aluminium delivers serious impact protection while keeping weight to a minimum — lighter than steel without sacrificing strength.
- Corrosion Resistant: Aluminium construction resists rust and corrosion in harsh off-road and wet conditions.
- Full Undercarriage Protection: 630mm x 625mm coverage shields the sump, gearbox, and undercarriage from serious rock and trail damage.
- Maintains Ground Clearance: Low-profile 56mm height — engineered to protect without compromising departure geometry.
- Direct Bolt-On Fitment: Precision-fit for Ford Ranger 2.2 / 3.2 T6/T7 (2012–2020) and Everest — no drilling or cutting required.
- Locally Manufactured in South Africa: Built by Advanced 4x4 with precision engineering and local support.
Specifications:
- Fitment: Ford Ranger 2.2 / 3.2 T6/T7 (2012–2020) & Everest
- Material: 5mm Aluminium
- Dimensions: 630mm (L) x 625mm (W) x 56mm (H)
- Weight: 4.8kg
- Origin: Made in South Africa
- SKU: FRBA002
Fitment Guarantee: Precision-fit for Ford Ranger 2.2 / 3.2 T6/T7 (2012–2020) and Everest. If it doesn’t fit, we’ll make it right.
⏳ Lead Time: Please allow 14 business days for production if stock is not immediately available.
Essential lightweight undercarriage protection for any expedition-ready Ranger or Everest build — serious protection without the steel weight penalty.
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