LR3 and LR4

Build your Land Rover LR3 or LR4 for recovery and weekend overlanding.

ActionTrax Recovery Boards

ActionTrax Recovery Boards

$299.00

Luno Cargo Hammock | Car Camping Overhead Storage

Luno Cargo Hammock | Car Camping Overhead Storage

$99.99

Land Rover LR3 or LR4 Roof Rack, Standard Basket
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Land Rover LR3 or LR4 Roof Rack, Standard Basket

$1,725.00

Land Rover LR3 or LR4 Expedition Rack
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Land Rover LR3 or LR4 Expedition Rack

$1,625.00

Land Rover LR3 or LR4 Roof Rack, Short Basket
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Land Rover LR3 or LR4 Roof Rack, Short Basket

$1,200.00

Land Rover LR3 or LR4 Utility Flat Roof Rack
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Land Rover LR3 or LR4 Utility Flat Roof Rack

$1,675.00

Roof Rack Wheel Mount
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Roof Rack Wheel Mount

$195.00

50-Inch LED Light Bar (dual row)
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50-Inch LED Light Bar (dual row)

$199.99

Ledge XL Swing-Out Cargo Platform - 2" Hitch Mount
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Ledge XL Swing-Out Cargo Platform - 2" Hitch Mount

From $350.00 Regular price $525.00

Field Box Lockable Hitch Storage Container
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Field Box Lockable Hitch Storage Container

From $709.00

Build your Land Rover LR3 or LR4 for recovery and weekend overlanding

The LR3 and LR4 collection is recovery and a cargo hammock, not a sleep-first mattress page. There is no Luno mattress on this grid. Roof racks here are sold out.

In stock now. Kinetic tow rope, ActionTrax recovery boards, and a Luno cargo hammock for overhead storage. The hammock is not a sleeping system.

Sold out on this grid. LR3/LR4 roof racks, a wheel mount, a 50 inch light bar, a hitch cargo platform, and a field box sit last.

Who this is for. LR3 and LR4 owners shopping recovery from what is actually here. Discovery I and II has its own collection.

Shop recovery above. Related camp guides are linked below.

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