Name: Insect Screen For Mazda BT-50 2013-2020 (exc. facelift)
Brand: Tuff Terrain
SKU: TTSMBT5013
Price: 223.0 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock

Insect Screen For Mazda BT-50 2013-2020 (exc. facelift)

$223.00

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• 3-piece Tuff Terrain radiator insect screen set

• Mounting bolts

• Washers

• Mounting hooks

• Fitting instructions

• Protects BT-50 radiator from insects

• Helps prevent stone damage to grille

• 1 mm steel mesh, zinc plated

• Powder coat finish resists road grime

• No drilling required on installation

• Screens remove for cleaning on trips

Tuff Terrain insect screen gear sits in front of the BT-50 radiator and grille to catch bugs and grass seeds before they wedge into the fins and start blocking airflow. The shaped panels match the Mazda grille, meaning the mesh guards the key openings while the fan and forward speed still move air through for steady cooling. The clip-on setup comes off in minutes, to let you rinse the mesh clean when it loads up after a big run.

The 1 mm steel mesh runs a zinc plate under a powder coat, which helps the wire stand up to wet roads and red dust from the bush to the beach. The firm mesh face knocks back stones and heavier insects before they strike the core, as the fixed aperture pattern keeps its shape at highway speed. The coated finish keeps edges smooth to the air, resulting in stable airflow across the front of your cooling gear.

Q: Will this insect screen fit a 2016-on facelift Mazda BT-50?

A: No, this screen does not fit 2016-on facelift models. Tuff Terrain lists this kit for Mazda BT-50 models from 2013 onwards except the facelift shape. The grille and bumper change on the facelift, which alters the mounting points. Using the wrong screen can lead to poor fit and reduced protection, so always match the year range.

Q: Can I leave the insect screen on the vehicle all year round?

A: Yes, the mesh and coating suit long-term fitment. The 1 mm steel mesh carries zinc plating plus powder coat, which helps it cope with moisture and road grime. Regular cleaning keeps insect build-up off the surface. Periodic checks of bolts and hooks help maintain a firm fit across the grille.

Q: How do I clean the insect screen after dusty or insect-heavy trips?

A: You remove the screen from the grille and wash it. The screen unbolts from the supplied hooks, which makes access straightforward. A low-pressure hose or bucket and soft brush usually shifts insects and seeds. Let the mesh dry fully before re-fitting to limit trapped moisture between the screen and grille.

Q: Does the screen affect engine cooling or airflow at highway speeds?

A: No, the mesh pattern still allows adequate airflow. The screen uses a specially designed aperture size that blocks insects while passing air. The rigid steel wires hold shape against wind pressure, which maintains a stable gap in front of the radiator. Correct installation across the grille helps keep temperatures within the range intended by the vehicle cooling system.