Ford F-750 Truck Grille Guards With Medium-Duty Tilt-Body Design Announced

Feb 29, 2024

Go Industries, Inc. (800-527-4345) announces that they now offer tilt-body grille guards for Ford F-750 and F-650 commercial trucks, Chevrolet C6500 and C4500 trucks, and International CV515 trucks.

Richardson, United States - February 29, 2024 /PressCable/

Go Industries’ newly launched winch-style grille guards are suited for Chevy medium-duty 4500 to 6500 trucks, and they require no cutting or drilling for installation. This makes the installation process easier and less costly and allows the guards to seamlessly blend with vehicle design.

More details are available at https://www.goindustries.com/product/medium-duty-grille-guards/

The grille guards have been designed with tilt bodies in mind and will articulate forward for easy hood access. The piece can also be easily adjusted or removed with two OEM-style latches - one on each side - that match the style and functionality of the manufacturer’s original latching mechanisms. Because they are compatible with the truck’s existing mounting points, these latches can be relatively easily installed as replacements for the factory-installed grille.

The security and adaptability of the OEM-style latches are augmented with safety pins to ensure a close-fitting, secure mount. The pins provide additional security to counterbalance the grille guard's forward articulation, preventing unintended movement and acting as a locking mechanism to keep the guard in position when adjusted.

The grille guards are fully welded and finished with a coat of black textured powder. They also feature headlight brush guards constructed out of 1.9-inch, 14-gauge tubing and 2.5-inch center cross tubes. The center screen is laser-cut from 18-gauge material.

The grille guard is outfitted with a winch tray capable of holding up a winch with a maximum pulling capacity of 16,500 pounds, and the tray can accommodate most brands. The item is available for Chevrolet C4500, Chevrolet C6500, International CV515, Ford F-650, and Ford F-750 trucks.

About Go Industries, Inc.

Go Industries, Inc. has been providing fleet, truck, and law enforcement accessories in and around Richardson, Texas since 1978. The company is an automotive accessory manufacturer specializing in grille guards. They initially offered grille guards to workmen to help them protect the tailgates of their pickup trucks, but today their product range has expanded to include bed rails and headache racks as well.

“Today our products are manufactured in state-of-the-art facilities utilizing computer-controlled manufacturing equipment and robotic welding machines,” a company representative said. “All products are backed by a Go Industries warranty.”

Interested parties can learn more by calling 800-527-4345 or by visiting https://www.goindustries.com/product/medium-duty-grille-guards/

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Organization: Go Industries Inc
Address: 420 N Grove Rd , Richardson, TX 75081, United States
Website: https://www.goindustries.com

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