Grilles

The grille is the centrepiece of your vehicle's front end. A cracked or faded grille makes an otherwise tidy 4WD look tired, and an aftermarket design can change the look of the whole vehicle.

Replacement grilles

Panel House and Tong Yang supply factory-style replacement grilles for many popular utes and wagons. They're a cost-effective way to repair damage from stones, wildlife or a minor bump.

Aftermarket styles

Black Edition and Good Go grilles offer different looks, such as blacked-out finishes and bolder designs, for owners who want to change the face of their vehicle.

Choosing a grille

• Grilles often change between facelifts, so check the model years carefully.
• Check for camera or sensor provisions if your vehicle has them.
• Confirm whether badges are included or need transferring.
• Make sure the grille clears your bull bar, if fitted.

Complete the front end

Match a new grille with headlights or a bumper for a consistent finish. Our facelift conversion kits update the whole front end at once.

Fitting a grille

Most grilles clip or bolt into the factory mounting points. Some vehicles require the bumper cover to be loosened or removed first, so allow time for the job. Compare finishes with the brand filter, and check the product page for lead time.