Collection: Bonnet Protectors & Weather Shields | Prado 90

Premium Bonnet Protectors & Slimline Weather Shields for Toyota Prado 90 Series

Defend your classic tourer against the elements with our heavy-duty exterior protection range. The iconic Toyota Prado 90 Series (1996–2003) is a legendary 4x4 platform built for remote exploration. Still, highway stone chips, bush track branches, and unpredictable weather can quickly damage its front end and compromise your cabin comfort. Our precision-engineered Bonnet Protectors and Slimline Weather Shields offer a streamlined, practical defence system that keeps your paintwork pristine and your interior beautifully ventilated.

Sourced from high-grade, UV-stabilised PMMA acrylic by trusted industry brands like OCAM 4x4 Accessories, this premium collection is manufactured to survive punishing Australian solar exposure without cracking, warping, or clouding over time.


Uncompromising Front-End & Cabin Protection

Whether you're restoring a clean factory wagon or prepping a rugged weekend warrior (including RV, RV6, and GXL models across the 90 and 95 Series layouts), these practical upgrades deliver essential real-world performance:

  • Windscreen & Paint Defence: Tough acrylic bonnet protectors alter the airflow over your front end, actively launching flying stones, bugs, and destructive road grime up and away from your leading paint edges and expensive glass windshield.
  • Advanced Monsoon Venting: Slimline weather shields allow you to leave your side windows cracked open during a torrential downpour or dusty track run, maintaining a constant flow of fresh air through the cabin while keeping driving rain and wind noise out.
  • Tailored Right-Hand Drive Fit: Meticulously engineered to follow the classic contours of the 90 Series Prado A-pillars and hood profile, delivering a flush, low-profile finish that cuts down on highway aerodynamic drag.
  • Optical Dark Smoke Finish: Add a tough, integrated look to your build. The premium dark-smoke tint cuts out blinding horizontal side-window sun glare during early-morning or late-afternoon drives, while remaining fully transparent from inside the cabin looking out.

Streamlined Installation Built for the Tracks

Built to handle severe outback corrugations and heavy washboard tracks, these protectors stay locked in place. The bonnet protector fastens seamlessly to the underside of the hood using existing factory points, heavy-duty specialised clips, and anti-scratch paint protection film. The weather shields mount directly over your door frames using automotive-grade, high-bond 3M adhesive tape—requiring absolutely zero modifications or drilling to achieve a secure, permanent fit.


Complete Your Build Upgrade

Pair your new exterior armour with our premium catalogue of high-performance touring, protection, and interior restoration upgrades built specifically for the Prado platform:

Toyota Prado 90 Series Bonnet Protector & Weather Shield FAQ

What's the difference between a bonnet protector and weather shields? +
They do two different jobs. A bonnet protector clips to the front edge of your Prado 90 Series bonnet and deflects stones, bugs and debris up over the windscreen — ideal for highway and dirt-road touring. Weather shields (window visors) mount above the side windows so you can leave them cracked for airflow without rain or wind buffeting entering the cabin.
Will these fit my Prado 90 Series? +
Yes — both are vehicle-specific and moulded to the Prado 90 Series body. Moulded for the 1996–2002 90 Series Prado body. They use the factory contours and existing mounting points, so a standard fit needs no cutting or drilling. Always confirm your exact body shape on the product page before ordering.
Are weather shields fitted inside or outside the window? +
It depends on the style. Bolt-on visors sit on the outside of the door frame, secured with clips and automotive tape, while slimline in-channel shields tuck into the top of the window channel for a flush look. Both let you vent the cabin in the rain — it comes down to the appearance you prefer.
Will a bonnet protector damage or scratch my paint? +
Not when fitted and maintained correctly. Quality protectors use rubber buffers that hold the shield off the paint. The key is to periodically remove built-up grit and wash underneath, since trapped dust and water are what cause rub marks over time — not the protector itself.
Are tinted bonnet protectors and weather shields legal in Australia? +
Yes. Tinted acrylic bonnet protectors and side weather shields are road-legal across Australian states for normal use, as they sit outside the driver's primary line of sight while cutting glare and wind noise. If you run a heavily modified screen or unusual setup, check your state's vehicle standards for peace of mind.

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