Name: Tuff Terrain Bonnet Mount Antenna Bracket to suit Toyota Prado 150 Series & Lexus GX 460
Brand: Tuff Terrain
SKU: BAB-004
Price: 70.0 AUD
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Tuff Terrain Bonnet Mount Antenna Bracket to suit Toyota Prado 150 Series & Lexus GX 460

$70.00

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• 1 x Tuff Terrain bonnet mount antenna bracket

• Vehicle specific Prado and GX fitment

• 316 stainless steel resists harsh corrosion

• Black powder coat handles stone strikes

• Passenger side mount keeps vision clear

• Uses existing bonnet mounting points

• Suits common UHF antenna bases

Tuff Terrain bonnet bracket puts your UHF or comms antenna on the passenger side of a Prado 150 or Lexus GX 460, which keeps the whip out of your main view while you drive. The bracket follows the factory bonnet bolt pattern to lock straight onto existing points. Flat faces sit tight against the guard edge to hold the antenna base steady as the front end works across corrugations.

316 stainless steel plate handles coastal air and wet clay because the alloy resists pitting and surface corrosion. Black powder coat covers the metal to take the hit from stones and stray tools, meaning the bracket underneath stays solid for longer. Pre cut holes line up with bonnet fasteners which makes the bracket simple to line up during install. The neat shape keeps the antenna base close to the guard to help cable runs stay short and tidy.

Q: Can this bracket stay on the vehicle during automated car washes?

A: Yes, the bracket mounts using factory bonnet fasteners and sits tight against the panel. The 316 stainless steel material resists water and common wash chemicals. The black powder coat shields the metal from direct contact with brushes. Always check that your antenna whip is removed or folded as required by the car wash operator.

Q: Does the bracket affect bonnet opening angles or strut operation?

A: No, the bracket profile clears the bonnet edge and hinge movement. The mounting points sit in line with existing hardware away from the strut path. Bonnet opening and closing travel remains unchanged. Always confirm the antenna whip does not foul on roof racks or light bars once installed.

Q: Can I use this bracket with heavy-duty long whips?

A: Yes, the 316 stainless steel plate supports repeated whip movement. The flat faces spread the clamping load from the base across the bracket. For very tall antennas, always follow the antenna manufacturer’s mounting torque and brace guidelines. Regularly check fasteners after rough track use.

Q: Is any extra rust protection needed on the mounting area?

A: Generally no, as the bracket uses existing painted bonnet points and carries a powder coated finish. The stainless base metal resists rust where small marks occur. You can add a thin sealant film under the contact area if you often drive in salt-rich environments. Always wipe away trapped dirt after long trips.