Superior Functionality: Take on any trail with confidence using Rough Country's Honda Pioneer Winch Mounting Plate. This essential upgrade equips your UTV with reliable recovery power, helping you overcome off-road challenges and unexpected terrain with ease. Designed for a seamless fit, the winch stays hidden behind the factory bumper for a clean, low-profile look that doesn't compromise functionality.Heavy-Duty Construction: Built from durable 1/4" steel, this rugged winch plate is engineered to handle serious recovery jobs. Dual mounting bolt patterns support most 3,500lb to 5,000lb winches, giving you the flexibility to match your setup to your needs. Each plate is finished in a corrosion-resistant black powder coat for long-lasting durability and a factory-like appearance.Simple, Bolt-On Installation: No cutting, no drilling, no hassle this 100% bolt-on kit installs easily with basic tools and includes all required hardware and detailed instructions. The fairlead mounts directly in the stock location for a perfect fit. Choose to pair it with Rough Country's 4500lb or 6500lb synthetic rope winch for maximum recovery performance.Peace of Mind Warranty: Like all Rough Country products, this winch mounting plate is backed by a limited lifetime replacement warranty against manufacturer defects. That means you're protected from structural or workmanship issues for the life of your vehicle ownership. Trust Rough Country for quality you can count on, on and off the trail.
Features
Advancing the traditional casting process, the Hybrid Forged Series utilizes flow forming to cut down on weight and increase strength. Flow forming also allows for a great range of wheel widths within each design.
Brand Overview
We are a manufacturer of Luxury and Performance Forged Wheels and Hybrid Forged Wheels, using advanced flow forming to make a stronger and lighter wheel. The TÜV Verified Forged Factory is based in Miami, Florida, housing state-of-the-art CNC machines and producing the Engineered Art known as asa truck store
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