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Vehicle-specific, ABS-moulded, fitted cleanly
A 4WD roof console makes practical use of the space above the cabin. It provides console storage for maps, sunglasses, a notebook, an EpiPen and other small gear. An overhead console can also provide a fixed mounting position for a UHF radio, microphone clip, switch plate and associated wiring.
We stock 4WD Interiors roof console products grouped for Toyota, Nissan, Holden, Isuzu, Ford, Mitsubishi and LandRover vehicles. These Australian-made, ABS-moulded consoles are fabric-lined and shaped for specific vehicle applications. UHF and switch provisions vary by product, so the vehicle, generation and planned accessories must be checked before ordering.
The Toyota listing covers applications including Hilux, Prado and LandCruiser 70, 76, 78 and 79 Series. Exact fitment and accessory cutouts depend on the vehicle generation.
Nissan applications include Patrol GU/Y61 and Y62, Navara and Pathfinder. The headliner profile and mounting arrangement must match the specific model and generation.
The catalogue includes a combined Holden and Isuzu roof console listing. Applications described in the current range include Colorado, MU-X and D-MAX, subject to the correct vehicle version.
Ford applications include Ranger and Everest. PX and Next-Gen vehicles use different headliner profiles, so they should not be treated as interchangeable.
A Mitsubishi roof console is included in the current collection. Confirm the exact model, year and generation before ordering.
The collection also includes a LandRover Defender roof console. Vehicle details must be checked against the relevant 4WD Interiors application information.
A console addresses storage and accessory placement without adding more equipment around the dashboard. It can keep frequently used small items contained while placing a UHF microphone and selected controls within practical reach. Some buyers describe the unit as a roof console shelf, but it is a moulded, vehicle-specific component rather than a universal shelf.
For useful console storage, choose what needs to remain accessible and avoid overloading the compartment. The main benefit is an organised cabin with wiring routed through the trim instead of left visible along the headliner.
Many 4WD Interiors consoles include a cutout or mounting position for a compact UHF head unit. The microphone clip can be mounted on the front face, while the coax and power wiring are routed through the trim. Compatibility depends on the console version and radio footprint, so both should be checked before installation.
We can pair console fitment with a UHF radio install when both components are being added to the build.
Depending on the product, the lower face may accept a Carling or rocker-style switch plate. This can provide a mounting point for driving-light switches, a fridge socket, a dual-battery monitor, compressor controls or other accessory triggers.
Each circuit still needs the appropriate loom, fuse and relay arrangement. The available space, switch layout and wiring path should be planned before the console is fitted.
Installation varies by vehicle. A console may use existing grab-handle locations or mounting points at the roof structural cross-member. The sun visors, mirror or front edge of the headliner may need to be released to reach those points.
Headliner work also depends on the application. Check the installation requirements, as not every console is a no-trim fit. The console should sit evenly against the headliner, with secure mounting and concealed wiring. Poor alignment can leave visible gaps or create rattles.
A console is not transferable between every generation of the same model. A Hilux N70 application differs from an N80, a Patrol Y61 differs from a Y62, and a Ranger PX differs from a Next-Gen Ranger.
We confirm the vehicle, year, model and generation against the relevant 4WD Interiors fit information before ordering. This is particularly important where a model update changed the headliner profile or factory mounting points.
4WD Interiors is the stocked brand across this collection. Its range uses vehicle-specific moulding, fabric lining and application-specific mounting hardware. UHF cutouts, switch provisions and trim matching can vary, so the product details still need to be checked for each build.
For touring, prioritise accessible console storage and a clear UHF microphone position. For a work vehicle, plan the switch layout around the accessories already fitted or scheduled for installation. If the main requirement is simply a roof console shelf for loose items, check the compartment shape and available clearance before adding radio or switch hardware.
A clean installation depends on the correct console, secure mounting and a planned wiring route. Our Ferntree Gully and Pakenham workshops can mount the console, finish the headliner interface and integrate suitable UHF and switch wiring. Send us a service enquiry with your vehicle details and intended accessories so we can confirm the application and arrange the work.
Email sales@ultimateoffroad.com.au with your vehicle details and our friendly staff will confirm fitment, quote the work and arrange a booking at Ferntree Gully or Pakenham.
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