Ford Ranger PXII Parts & Accessories Guide

Have you got a late model Ranger that’s crying out for some embellishment and/or individuality? We’ve taken the time to assemble a detailed list of the most sort after parts available for your pride and joy, presenting them in a clear and straightforward manner to take the hard work out of surveying your options and selecting the parts you need while avoiding those you don’t.  Whether you’re keen to improve performance, add some serious utility, make your rig your own or some combination of each, we’ve got you sorted. Spanning roof racks to lift kits, winches to exhausts, and everything in between, chances are you’ll find exactly what you’re after without having to sift through the roughly 250,000 individual parts we have here at automotive superstore. We strive to make it easier than ever before to go to town on your offroader so you aren’t left wanting when you head off the beaten track.

We’ve focused on the post 2015 PX ranger for this product showcase, as it covers popular models most favoured by our customers, however if you have an earlier model or a different vehicle entirely, feel free to utilise our vehicle part finder feature to browse a similar list of parts to suit your unique vehicle by entering your number plate rego number by clicking the ‘Add Your Vehicle’ tab at the top of this page, then click ‘Shop All Parts’.

First thing’s first, a bit of interior protection to keep the cabin in fine form, shield it from muddy feet as well as the harsh Aussie sun is the go. Seat Cover World have a set of grey seat covers for both rows. Those after something a bit more premium, thicker or a darker shade of grey might prefer Seat Cover World’s Neoprene alternative. Sperling also provide a set of seat covers, available for the front row or both front and rear depending on your requirements. Hulk4x4 have come to the party with some harder wearing and machine washable options featuring thick 6mm non-slip foam backing for both front and rear.

Sunland has your interior well, covered, with their excellent range of dashmats and floormats. Up top they offer 4 options in black to suit PX models with the heads up display, without the heads up display, with the tech pack and for the Everest Ambiente, ensuring you have a perfectly fitting dashmat no matter what your dash looks like. They also offer the with HUD, without HUD, tech pack and Ambiente in grey, in case black isn’t to your liking. You are afforded much the same choice down low, offering a plush pair of black mats for the front, a 4-piece set covering both front and rear as well as a 3-piece set capable of also protecting the transmission tunnel. Sunland also offer grey option for these 2, 3 and 4-piece sets in charcoal also, so you can match them to the dashmat of your choice. Sunland also offer neat solutions to keep your cabin cooler and protect your dash from the blazing sun and to protect the kids in the back from getting scorched.

Alpine have created the perfect solution for those after the very best audiovisual experience for their ranger, providing a customised system purpose built to deliver all the necessities you could need in a package that blends seamlessly with your factory dashboard and integrates like an OEM option. This includes full support for both Apple Carplay and Android Auto, premium in-built navigation and offroad maps, reverse camera retention, steering wheel control interface and unique I/O ports which panel mount into the standard instrument cluster. Containing everything required to deliver a clean, plug-and-play installation.

For those keen for something similarly well resolved as that outlined above, but with the freedom to select a specific headunit and set of accessories to best suit your needs. This carefully constructed bundle allows you to pick from the best headunits Mongoose, Sony, Pioneer, Kenwood or Alpine have to offer, select a reversing camera from our budget focused offerings through to that offered by Pioneer and Alpine, if your vehicle isn’t fitted with one from the factory. It also incorporates all the installation hardware you need including fascia kit, patch leads and wiring harnesses, tools and consumables for a neat and tidy install, and to take advantage of the incredible work Alpine have done creating OEM integration solutions with a choice of either Type-S or Type-R speakers. If on a budget the Q7CA from Mongoose is incredible value while still offering a bunch of necessary fruit like Apple Carplay and Android Auto yet without any of the potential superfluities like advanced pre-amplifier functions and high-voltage outputs. If you want more screen area or are simply after the most advanced features available then the DMX9720XDS from Kenwood or ILX-F511A from Alpine is the go, however cheaper alternatives from Sony and Alpine which strike a more reasonable balance between functionality and price can be had. This allows you to tailor every aspect of the system to best fit with your unique requirements and budgetary restraints. Parts of this package, such as the included fascia kit and steering wheel control interface can also be sourced separately, if you would like to utilise a headunit not in our bundle.

Hema’s dominance in the Australian offroad market is well deserved, and a direct result of their steadfast commitment to provide the best, most complete coverage of Australia’s backroads, fire trails and tracks. Accordingly, you’ll likely want an HX-1 if you are to hit the loose stuff for any length of time.

Whether to communicate with site managers of facilities, factories or construction sites you visit, keep in touch with others on your convoy or simply for thanking truckies kind enough to show you a path to pass on the road, you’re likely to want a decent two-way in your Ranger. GME are the market leaders in their field, with a peerless reputation for quality, reliability and innovation. We’ve constructed a GME build-a-bundle designed to make adding two-way communications to your Ranger a piece of cake, covering all aspects of the system from antenna to handset, and everything in between. This bundle allows you to select the UHF radio of your choice, from the economical TX3120S to the far more fully featured TX4500WS, depending on the functionality you are after, paired with a stubby AE4704B for convenient use in and around metro areas or a longer AE4705 for extended range out in the sticks and beyond, or both if you want the best of both world regardless of where you may roam. We’ve also constructed a bundle around GME’s more advanced XRS series, perfect for those who want the absolute very best technology and very latest developments.

Because you never wanna get caught out the back of Dingo Piss Creek without a paddle, you’ll likely want a quality Australian designed and made personal locator beacon (PLB) from GME to stick in the glovie too.

Two rather important parameters worth keeping an eye on when pushing your rig to the limit, particularly when towing a heavy load, is your boost pressure and exhaust temperature. Knowing the boost you are mustering, and comparing with inputs from your butt dyno can provide early warning of any unusual behaviour before it can manifest into a troubling or catastrophic problem, as can the temperature of exhaust exiting the cylinder provide clear insight into the health of the combustion cycle. For this you’ll want a quality boost gauge and exhaust temperature meter, each with a scale relevant to its intended purpose. SAASs dual gauge pillar pod provides a clean and non-obstructing way to mount such gauges into your Ranger.

No offroader is complete without some form of auxiliary illumination, which will necessitate placement of an aftermarket switch into the instrument panel. This can be done by having your auto electrician jerry-rig some form of aftermarket switch under your dash, or you could do it properly by adding a purpose-built fascia from Lightforce. This fascia replaces the lower section of your HVAC panel providing space to accommodate whatever extra switches you might need to add without destroying the well resolved OEM appearance of your dashboard.

Finding space for all the cargo, gear and accessories you need to take with you when you venture out on your next adventure can be a difficult challenge, especially when you lack a rear cab or boot in which to store all you need on the go.

When it comes to the Ranger though, we can spoil you for choice of extended cargo carrying capacity, with both roof and tray rack bundles available that can be configured to secure just about anything you might need to accommodate.

Every top rig is, well, topped with a decent roof rack system equipped with all the fittings and fixtures needed for all your necessities, and a few superfluities.