How to choose auto and marine gear
Check fitment first
A large part of this range is make and model specific, such as bonnet trims, exterior styling pieces and replacement parts. Read the title and details for the exact vehicle and year range, for example a trim made for one model generation of a ute may not fit the next. If the listing doesn't name your vehicle, assume it isn't a match.
Carriers, racks and towbar gear
Towbar carriers for motorbikes and bikes, roof racks and cargo gear are rated by load. Check the carrier's weight limit, the towbar receiver size (many fit a standard 2 inch hitch) and your vehicle's towball and roof load limits. Heavy duty steel suits regular use, while aluminium saves weight.
4WD, recovery and tools
Recovery tools, repair and speciality tools, fuel and exhaust parts, and caravan accessories cover touring and home servicing. Match ratings like voltage, capacity and load to your setup, and look for foldable or portable gear if storage space in the vehicle is tight.
Boating
Boating accessories make up a solid share of the range. For anything that lives near the water, look for marine grade or stainless materials and check whether the listing says it is suitable for salt water.
What to spend
Small parts and accessories start from about $13, with most items around $50, and racks, carriers and portable fridges costing more. See hoists and winches for recovery and lifting, cycling for bike gear, or fridges for portable 12V units.