Armored trucks and pickups: what can be armored
What is assessed when armoring a pickup or light truck.
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Armored SUVs and pickups: what to consider
Benefits and care of armoring an SUV or a pickup.
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Armored SUVs and pickups: what to consider
Armored SUVs and pickups are the most requested: their room, height and load capacity help absorb the weight of the armor.
Why an SUV armors well
Its chassis and suspension handle the extra weight better. There is also room for the material without sacrificing comfort. Even so, suspension and brakes are reinforced.
SUV vs pickup
The SUV protects the whole cabin in a single compartment. On a pickup the cabin is protected and a ballistic bulkhead can be added at the rear. See examples in the catalog.
Recommended level
It depends on your risk. Read how to choose the level and what each level protects against.
Key components
Bulletproof glass, ballistic steel, anti-fragmentation skirt and run-flat tires.
Models
We work with SUVs such as the Chevrolet Tahoe and Cheyenne and RAM pickups. See vehicles.
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Armor levels for cars: what each one protects against
What each level is for, from urban anti-theft to military-grade.
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Who needs vehicle armoring? Profiles and cases
Profiles and situations where armoring a car makes sense.
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Take action for your safety
Talk to an armoring specialist to get a quote for your vehicle or schedule a plant visit.