Name: Insect Screen For Land Rover Defender 05-On
Brand: Tuff Terrain
SKU: TTSLRDEF
Price: 175.0 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock

Insect Screen For Land Rover Defender 05-On

$175.00

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• 1 x Tuff Terrain radiator insect screen (1 mm steel mesh)

• Mounting bolts

• Mounting hooks

• Washers

• Fitting instructions

• Protects radiator from insects and stones

• Maintains airflow with mesh design

• No drilling into Defender bodywork

• Screen unbolts for quick cleaning

• Hardware and instructions included

• Smart protection for touring setups

Tuff Terrain’s radiator insect screen sits in front of the Defender grille and catches bugs before they pack into the radiator fins. The mesh sheet also knocks back small stones off country roads, meaning your radiator face cops less direct impact. The screen clips to the grille with supplied hooks and bolts, no drilling needed, which keeps your front end tidy. Pop it off to hose out grasshoppers after dusty runs.

The 1 mm steel mesh goes through zinc plating first, which fights off rust when you are running in wet or coastal conditions. A powder coat goes over the top to handle day-to-day gravel and road grime. That combo helps the screen go the distance on long outback to the backyard drives. The simple bolt-up kit gives you practical protection for touring rigs, a smart buy before summer bug season hits. Terms and conditions apply.

Q: Does this insect screen fit all Land Rover Defender models?

A: It suits Land Rover Defender models from 2005-onwards. Earlier Defenders use different grille sizes and mounting layouts. Always check your build year on the compliance plate before ordering. If your vehicle sits right on the changeover year, compare the front grille to the images. Our team is here to help confirm fitment.

Q: Can I install the screen without drilling the body?

A: Yes, the kit uses hooks and bolts that attach to the existing grille. The hardware grips behind the grille slots, which keeps the radiator side untouched. This layout means you can remove the screen without trace. Basic spanners or screwdrivers usually cover the job.

Q: How do I clean the insect screen after a trip?

A: You remove the bolts and lift the screen away from the grille. A hose or low-pressure washer clears insects from the mesh, which restores open airflow to the radiator face. Let the panel dry before refitting. Regular cleaning after bug-heavy trips helps cooling stay consistent.

Q: Will the steel mesh rust over time?

A: The mesh goes through zinc plating then powder coating, which creates layered protection against moisture and road grime. Stone chips may expose bare steel in isolated spots. Rinsing road salt off after beach runs helps the coating last. Periodic inspection lets you catch any damage early.

Q: Does the screen affect engine cooling in hot weather?

A: The mesh pattern allows adequate airflow to the radiator core. The screen mainly intercepts larger debris like insects and stones, which would otherwise block the fine fins. Regular cleaning keeps the openings clear. That balance helps the cooling system work as intended on long summer drives.