Body Kits

Body Kits: exterior panels that change how your vehicle looks and takes a hit

Body kits cover the bolt-on exterior panels that reshape a vehicle's front, rear and sides - front fascias, fender flares, spoilers, wings, fender vents and dirt bike plastics. Some are cosmetic, changing the profile and closing gaps around wider wheels. Others do real work: fender flares cover bigger tires and shield the body from trail debris, and off-road plastics on a dirt bike protect frame and rider from roost and hard contact. Whatever the job, these are panels you fit for a specific model and a specific reason.

What we stock

There are 56 body kit products on this page from 8 brands, with current prices running from $57 to $1,785. That's a live in-stock range, not a fixed price. Cycra is the deepest line here (27 items), followed by Kuryakyn (12) and HKS (8), with GReddy, Radium Engineering, Roush, Ford Racing and Road Armor filling out the rest. The mix is genuinely broad - dirt bike plastics, Harley-Davidson touring pieces, and hard car and truck panels all live in the same category.

Coverage is real, with 47 of the 56 products carrying fitment data spanning model years 1995 to 2025. Top makes include Yamaha, Toyota, Harley-Davidson, Ford, Honda, Kawasaki, Lotus, KTM, Suzuki, Nissan and Jeep. Named vehicles run from the Toyota GR Corolla and Ford Mustang to the Yamaha YZ250F, Kawasaki KX250F, Honda CRF450R, Lotus Elise and Harley-Davidson Softail.

How to choose

Match the part to what you actually need. For street car aero and styling, the HKS TYPE-S GR Corolla F-Spoiler and HKS TYPE-S GR Corolla Rear Wing are model-specific pieces at the top of the range. Mustang owners can look at the Roush 2005-2009 Mustang Unpainted Front Fascia Kit or the newer 2015-2017 Complete Unpainted Front Fascia Kit - note the collision-detection and ACC variant so you order for your exact car.

For trucks and off-road, the Road Armor JL Wrangler Rear Fender Flare is protective steel armor, while the Ford Racing Raptor Carbon Fiber Fender Vent Set is a lighter cosmetic accent. The trade-off is usually the same: unpainted panels cost less and need paint or wrap to match; finished carbon and molded plastics cost more but bolt on ready.

What else you need with it

Body work rarely happens alone. If you're widening the stance under new flares, check Mud Flaps to keep spray off the paint, and swap in fresh Headlights, Tail Lights and Turn Signals while the front and rear are apart. For trucks and rigs, browse the dedicated Truck and SUV section, and see everything in the parent Exterior department.

Fitment help and ordering

Because this category mixes cars, trucks, motorcycles and dirt bikes, confirm the exact year and model before you buy. Verify your wheel and tire clearance with the wheel fitment calculator, or call fitment help at 813-535-5801. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available.

Body Kits: exterior panels that change how your vehicle looks and takes a hit

Body kits cover the bolt-on exterior panels that reshape a vehicle's front, rear and sides - front fascias, fender flares, spoilers, wings, fender vents and dirt bike plastics. Some are cosmetic, changing the profile and closing gaps around wider wheels. Others do real work: fender flares cover bigger tires and shield the body from trail debris, and off-road plastics on a dirt bike protect frame and rider from roost and hard contact. Whatever the job, these are panels you fit for a specific model and a specific reason.

What we stock

There are 56 body kit products on this page from 8 brands, with current prices running from $57 to $1,785. That's a live in-stock range, not a fixed price. Cycra is the deepest line here (27 items), followed by Kuryakyn (12) and HKS (8), with GReddy, Radium Engineering, Roush, Ford Racing and Road Armor filling out the rest. The mix is genuinely broad - dirt bike plastics, Harley-Davidson touring pieces, and hard car and truck panels all live in the same category.

Coverage is real, with 47 of the 56 products carrying fitment data spanning model years 1995 to 2025. Top makes include Yamaha, Toyota, Harley-Davidson, Ford, Honda, Kawasaki, Lotus, KTM, Suzuki, Nissan and Jeep. Named vehicles run from the Toyota GR Corolla and Ford Mustang to the Yamaha YZ250F, Kawasaki KX250F, Honda CRF450R, Lotus Elise and Harley-Davidson Softail.

How to choose

Match the part to what you actually need. For street car aero and styling, the HKS TYPE-S GR Corolla F-Spoiler and HKS TYPE-S GR Corolla Rear Wing are model-specific pieces at the top of the range. Mustang owners can look at the Roush 2005-2009 Mustang Unpainted Front Fascia Kit or the newer 2015-2017 Complete Unpainted Front Fascia Kit - note the collision-detection and ACC variant so you order for your exact car.

For trucks and off-road, the Road Armor JL Wrangler Rear Fender Flare is protective steel armor, while the Ford Racing Raptor Carbon Fiber Fender Vent Set is a lighter cosmetic accent. The trade-off is usually the same: unpainted panels cost less and need paint or wrap to match; finished carbon and molded plastics cost more but bolt on ready.

What else you need with it

Body work rarely happens alone. If you're widening the stance under new flares, check Mud Flaps to keep spray off the paint, and swap in fresh Headlights, Tail Lights and Turn Signals while the front and rear are apart. For trucks and rigs, browse the dedicated Truck and SUV section, and see everything in the parent Exterior department.

Fitment help and ordering

Because this category mixes cars, trucks, motorcycles and dirt bikes, confirm the exact year and model before you buy. Verify your wheel and tire clearance with the wheel fitment calculator, or call fitment help at 813-535-5801. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available.