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4 x 4 Australia, 01 9월 2026

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MSA GVM Indic­ator Plates must form part of a registered GVM Upgrade Kit. Installed as a stand-alone product they do not meet legal require­ments. Prado 250 and 300 Series GVM Indic­ator Plates are only com­pat­ible with MSA 4X4 Tow­ing Mir­rors. Talk...

AVAILABLE NOW FOR: TOYOTA 300 SERIES LANDCRUISER TOYOTA 250 SERIES PRADO

ArticleLEGAL POSITION, GUARANTEED

A GVM upgrade above 3500kg reclas­si­fies your vehicle from Cat­egory NA to NB1, which means Cat­egory 6 side indic­at­ors become a legal require­ment. MSA GVM Indic­ator Plates pos­i­tion the indic­ator within the reg­u­lated 1800mm of the front of...

LEGAL POSITION, GUARANTEED

ArticlePLUG AND PLAY WIRING

Sup­plied patch cord allows you to plug the indic­ator straight into the exist­ing mir­ror wir­ing har­ness dis­abling the fact­ory mir­ror indic­at­ors for com­pli­ance. An in-built wire track keeps everything tidy and out of sight.

PLUG AND PLAY WIRING

ArticleNO DRILLING REQUIRED

The plate installs quickly under the MSA 4X4 Tow­ing Mir­ror base. Your vehicle's pan­els stay exactly as they left the fact­ory.

NO DRILLING REQUIRED

ArticleECE APPROVED, ADR COMPLIANT

Every indic­ator car­ries a com­pon­ent num­ber on the lens, so the paper­work is sor­ted before your engin­eer picks up a pen.

ECE APPROVED, ADR COMPLIANT

ArticleBUILT TO STAY PUT

Powder-coated alu­minium plates with rub­ber pads, backed by a 5-year war­ranty. Aus­tralian pat­ents and design regis­tra­tions pending.

BUILT TO STAY PUT

ArticleSimple Things

Remem­ber a time when people bought 4x4s with diesel engines for their sim­pli­city and reli­ab­il­ity? Some might say they were the good old days, as the engines were depend­able, easy to ser­vice and could be repaired by the local mech­anic in any town.

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