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looking to buy a OEM brush guard and no one seems to have one where i'm located so i am resorting to asking around my Titan Fam before i decide to buy an aftermarket brush guard but i prefer not to because i know the better ones are rather expensive. anyway, if you have one you need to get rid of, drop me a line please :) i'm located in West Texas
 

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Honestly, considering the price of most OEM products, you may be better off going aftermarket. More protection, and probably not too much more expensive, if at all.

I can highly recommend GoRhino products. They make brush guards for the Titan/Armada. I've had my GoRhino winch mount guard on for almost a year and it's rock solid. They make multiple models.

Here's an example, their step bumper without headlight guards is under $300 shipped. Not a bad deal. --> Go Rhino® - Nissan Titan LE / PRO-4X / SE 2010 3000 Series Grille Guards

I'm honestly unsure of how different this is from my winch mount guard. I paid just over $500 shipped for my guard. It may be a bit beefier, considering it's designed to handle a winch. Regardless of what you settle on, good luck!
 
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Honestly, considering the price of most OEM products, you may be better off going aftermarket. More protection, and probably not too much more expensive, if at all.

I can highly recommend GoRhino products. They make brush guards for the Titan/Armada. I've had my GoRhino winch mount guard on for almost a year and it's rock solid. They make multiple models.

Here's an example, their step bumper without headlight guards is under $300 shipped. Not a bad deal. --> Go Rhino® - Nissan Titan LE / PRO-4X / SE 2010 3000 Series Grille Guards

I'm honestly unsure of how different this is from my winch mount guard. I paid just over $500 shipped for my guard. It may be a bit beefier, considering it's designed to handle a winch. Regardless of what you settle on, good luck!

thanks! i will definitely consider GoRhino then. i had no idea they even had guards :eek_surprise: i guess the reason i was mostly going for OEM was because another thread discussing guards (do not remember what thread it was) suggested OEM was best due to beefiness and possibly being cheaper depending on location.
 

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Would trade mine for some NFab step rails


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