Off-Road Roll Cages

Your safety and the safety of your passengers should always be a top priority when going on an off-road adventure. Upgrading your vehicle with a roll cage is a must if you want to make your wild rides safer. A roll bar is a tubular frame built in or around the cage to protect the driver and passengers from getting seriously injured in case of a rollover or an accident. However, when choosing a roll cage, remember that not all of them are created equal. Just like apples vary in taste and sweetness, roll cages vary in materials, design, welding, and mounting techniques.

In our online store, you’ll find an extensive variety of off-road roll cages made from the most trusted manufacturers in the industry, including Smittybilt, Poison Spyder, and much more. Developed and engineered according to strict quality standards, these roll cages are proven to deliver a perfect balance between functionality and style. Most roll cages are crafted from superior-quality DOM steel, which is one of the strongest materials available on the market. What’s more, many options are CNC laser cut and then CNC bent to ensure a precise and hassle-free fit. And if you’re an avid racing enthusiast, you can opt for roll cages constructed out of Chromoly steel because it’s super strong yet lightweight.

When mounting a roll cage, it’s important to make sure you’ve done everything correctly. The ease of installation depends on the type of roll cage you choose. You can go either with a weld-in or bolt-in roll cage. Weld-in roll cages generally require professional installation because attachment points should be welded to join them together. This process is almost impossible to undo, so you have to get the job done right the first time. Weld-in cages are considered more rigid than their bolt-in counterparts because, unlike bolt-in parts, weld-in ones will never fail under the vehicle’s weight. They are guaranteed to offer ultimate protection under extreme trail abuse.

Bolt-in roll cages are a better option for do-it-yourselfers. These are fully welded assemblies attached using various bolts, nuts, or river nuts. They can be easily removed when not needed with almost no evidence that they’ve ever been mounted. What’s more, when installed correctly, bolt-in roll cages can be almost as rigid as weld-in ones. While these roll cages are easy to install, they may require some drilling or other minor vehicle modifications. But even if you don’t want to modify your vehicle, we have plenty of options for you. Choose from bolt-in roll cages with an advanced knuckle system that attaches to the stock roll bar using pivot and fastening points. These cages require no drilling and welding but ensure a rock-solid installation. You can also opt for the roll cage with proprietary locking collars. This system is shipped in a package with individual components that can be easily coupled together with the help of locking collars. And, unlike most fully welded roll cages, it requires no major vehicle disassembly.