Build your Land Rover LR3 or LR4 with a roof rack, recovery, lighting, and hitch storage.
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Front Runner Slimline II Roof Rack Kit for Land Rover LR3/LR4 (Discovery 3/4)
$1,899.00
Front Runner Slimline II 3/4 Roof Rack Kit for Land Rover LR3/LR4 (Discovery 3/4)
$1,399.00
Front Runner Ladder for Land Rover LR3/LR4 (Discovery 3/4)
$599.00
Ledge XL Swing-Out Cargo Platform - 2" Hitch Mount
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$350.00
Regular price
$525.00
Luno Cargo Hammock | Car Camping Overhead Storage
$99.99
Front Runner Wind Fairing for Land Rover LR3/LR4 (Discovery 3/4)
$200.00
30" Blackout LED Light Bar Combo Beam with Harness
$265.00
The Front Runner Slimline II roof rack comes in full and 3/4 length for the LR3 and LR4 (Discovery 3 and 4), with a matching ladder and wind fairing. Add ActionTrax recovery boards, Blackout LED light bars, and HitchFire hitch storage.
Fit notes: the Front Runner racks bolt to the factory mounting points with no drilling. They do not work with the factory ladder, so pair them with the Front Runner ladder made for these trucks.
See all Front Runner gear or browse every Land Rover model.
Build your Land Rover LR3 or LR4 with a roof rack, recovery, lighting, and hitch storage
Roof rack first. Front Runner Slimline II racks in full and 3/4 length, made for the LR3 and LR4 (Discovery 3 and 4). They bolt to the factory mounting points with no drilling. Add the matching Front Runner ladder, since the racks do not work with the factory ladder, and the wind fairing for a quieter ride. See all Front Runner gear.
Then recovery and storage. ActionTrax recovery boards, a Luno cargo hammock for overhead storage, the Ledge XL swing-out cargo platform for a 2 in hitch, and the lockable Field Box.
Lighting. 18, 20, and 30 inch Blackout bars and a 50 inch dual row bar.
Shop racks, recovery, and storage above. Related camp guides are linked below.
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