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Front Runner Slimline II Roof Rack Kit for Lexus GX 550 2024+
$1,899.00
Rago Land Cruiser / GX 550 External Molle Panels 2024-2026
$479.99
DV8 Offroad Spec Series Roof Rack for 2024+ Toyota Land Cruiser & Lexus GX 550
$1,199.99
Front Runner Slimline II 3/4 Roof Rack Kit for Lexus GX 550 2024+
$1,199.00
DV8 Offroad Spec Series Roof Rack Light Mount for LC250 & GX 550
$249.99
DV8 Offroad Rear Window Pocket Molle Panels for 2024+ GX 550 & Land Cruiser 250
$279.99
Rago winch front and full-width rear bumpers, CBI front and rear bumpers, roof racks from Front Runner, DV8, and Prinsu, a Prinsu ladder, a DV8 roof rack light mount, DV8 rear window molle panels for the cargo area, and Rago external molle panels.
Fit notes: the Front Runner kits come in full and 3/4 length and are made for the GX 550 only, not the GX 460.
Read the Lexus GX 550 off-road build guide or see all Front Runner gear. Running an LC250? See Land Cruiser 250 overlanding upgrades. Older GX: GX 470 (2003-2009).
Build your 2024+ Lexus GX 550 with racks, bumpers, and molle
The 2024+ Lexus GX 550 collection is fit-checked armor and roof capacity for this platform.
Bumpers. Rago GX 550 winch front bumper and full-width rear bumper, plus the CBI GX 550 front and rear bumpers.
Racks and molle. DV8 Spec Series roof rack and light mount shared with Land Cruiser 250, Prinsu Pro GX 550 roof rack and Prinsu ladder, and DV8 rear window pocket molle panels.
Who this is for. GX 550 owners building roof cargo and trail armor. Land Cruiser 250 has its own collection for LC-only pieces.
Shop the grid above. Related GX and camp guides are linked below.
Roof racks. Front Runner Slimline II kits in full and 3/4 length, made for the GX 550 only. See all Front Runner gear.
See the full CBI/Prinsu Pro roof rack lineup, all seven vehicle fits in one place.
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