Power & Electrical

Under Bonnet Auxiliary Battery Mount — $499
Uses the factory-allocated second-battery space. The design specifically accounts for the washer bottle's height restriction and fits lithium batteries up to 330mm (L) x 190mm (W) x 200mm (H).

Under Tub Lithium Battery Mount — $175
A second-battery option for the tub rather than the engine bay, for setups where the bonnet space is already earmarked for something else.

• Battery Mounted Fuse Holder — $99 — replaces the factory clamp with a mounting point for Modular Midi fuses or a distribution box
• Universal Under Bonnet Air Compressor Mount — $199 — houses your onboard compressor in the engine bay instead of the tub
• Dash Switch Cluster — $95 — pops into the factory USB socket location, giving you somewhere to run switches without drilling into the dash

Comms: UHF, Aerial & Module Mounts

• Aerial Mount — $70 — bonnet-mounted aerial bracket, no bull bar required
• UHF Behind Dash Module Mount — $70 — for the radio module itself, tucked behind the dash
• UHF Handpiece Mount — $70 — keeps the handpiece off the floor and out of the way
• UHF Drivers Side Footwell Module Mount — $70 — an alternative module location for those who'd rather it low and out of sightlines

Not sure which combination you need? Both UHF bundle options below package the radio, aerial and mounting hardware into a single order rather than piecing it together individually.

Bonnet: Struts

Bonnet Strut Kit — $199
Two gas struts that lift the bonnet on the way up and pull the last 75mm closed on the way down — no more wrestling a bonnet stay. 304 grade stainless steel, powder coated matt black, 1kg, no vehicle modification required.

Note: won't fit if you're running an ARB Dual Battery System. If you're adding a bonnet aerial mount at the same time, it already includes an allowance for the struts, so you're not stacking brackets.

Safety

Fire Extinguisher Bracket — $79
Mounted where it's actually reachable from the driver's seat — the same positioning principle covered in our fire extinguisher mount install guide.

Storage & MOLLE

This is the biggest category in the Super Duty range — seven standalone products covering panels, pockets, roof storage and no-drill mounting systems.

• Molle Storage Pockets — Plastic Tub Liner — $150
• Molle Storage Pockets — Spray In Tub Liner — $150
• Molle Panel + Storage Pocket — Plastic Tub Liner — $850
• Molle Panel + Storage Pockets — Spray In Tub Liner — $850
• Molle Panel + Storage Pockets — Plastic Tub Liner, Factory Roller Shutter fitment — $799
• Rear Molle Window Panel — $320
• Rear Roof Parcel Shelf — $499

Not sure which tub liner you've got? Check whether your tub uses a drop-in plastic liner or a spray-in liner before ordering — the panel and pocket products are liner-specific, and the wrong one won't seat correctly.

Tub Storage & Roof Systems

PopRack — Low Profile Tub Rack — $1,600
The biggest single item in the range — a low-profile rack system for the tub, built for anyone wanting a proper roof/tub storage platform rather than piecing one together from smaller components.

TubLock — No-Drill Mounting System — $900
A no-drill mounting foundation for the tub itself, for building out drawers, storage or other fixed gear without a single hole cut into the tray.

• Tub Switch Panel with 240v Socket — from $150

Bundles & Combos

If you're building most of the setup at once, these bundle a few products together at a small saving over buying individually.

• Fire Extinguisher Bracket + Battery Mounted Fuse Holder Bundle — from $165.54 (normally $178)
• UHF Bundle with GME XRS-335 Outback Connect Pack — $1,029.60
• Ford Ranger Super Duty Touring Essentials Bundle — $889.17

The Touring Essentials Bundle is the fastest way to kit out a Super Duty from a bare tray — it's worth checking exactly what's included on the product page before buying the components separately.

The Complete List (24 Products)

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these fit the standard Next-Gen Ranger too?
No — the Super Duty has different factory mounting points and cab dimensions to the standard Next-Gen Ranger, Everest and Raptor. These products are built specifically for the Super Duty; check our Next-Gen Ranger range if you're driving the standard model.

Do I need to know whether my tub has a plastic or spray-in liner?
Yes, for the MOLLE panel and pocket products specifically — they're built to match one liner type or the other, so check your tub before ordering.

Can I run the Bonnet Strut Kit with an ARB Dual Battery System already installed?
No — the product page specifically notes it won't fit if an ARB Dual Battery System is already in place.

Is there a bundle that covers most of the essentials in one order?
Yes — the Touring Essentials Bundle is built for exactly that, and the UHF Bundle with the GME XRS-335 Outback Connect Pack covers a full comms setup in one purchase.

Do any of these require drilling into the vehicle?
No — every product across the Super Duty range mounts using factory holes, threads or clamp fittings.

Building Out a Super Duty Properly

Twenty-four products, and every one of them designed specifically around the Super Duty's own mounting points rather than adapted from the standard Ranger range. Start with power and comms if you're building from scratch, add MOLLE storage and a tub system once you know how you're actually loading it, and round out with the smaller safety items — bonnet struts, fire extinguisher bracket — that make the biggest day-to-day difference for the smallest spend.

Browse the full Ford Ranger Super Duty collection, or check every Mounting Bracket we make if you're comparing against other platforms.