Steel or aluminium ute tray? Compare weight, payload, strength, corrosion and cost, plus which jobs suit each, so you pick the right tray the first time.
A canopy, tray and fit-out all come out of your ute's payload. What GVM, GCM, tare and ATM mean, how to work out what's left, and why a weighbridge settles it.
Standard ute canopies usually sit close to the cab roofline; high-tops rise above it for more room. How to choose, and what to check for car parks and roof loads.
Ute trays are usually sold in lengths around 1600, 1800 and 2000 mm and up. Which one fits depends on your cab, chassis and legal overhang. Here is how to pick.
The best touring canopy is sealed against dust, light enough to leave payload for water and fuel, and set out so camp goes up fast. Here is how to spec one.
There is no single best ute canopy for tradies. Sparkies, plumbers, chippies and landscapers each need a different door layout and fitout. Here is what suits each trade.
The 76 wagon, 78 troop carrier and 79 cab chassis need different storage answers. What fits each LandCruiser 70 Series body, and where a tray and canopy actually go.