Why Fit a Snorkel?

A snorkel does two things: it raises your air intake to roof height so you can cross deeper water without hydrolocking your engine, and it feeds your engine cleaner, cooler air by drawing from above the dust cloud instead of behind your front wheel.

Even if you never cross a river, a snorkel dramatically reduces the amount of dust your air filter has to deal with — especially on corrugated outback roads or when following other vehicles in convoy. Your air filter lasts longer, your engine runs cooler, and you get better performance in dusty conditions.

What We Offer

• Vehicle-specific snorkel kits
• Upgraded airbox systems
• Pre-cleaner and cyclone separator add-ons
• Safari snorkels and aftermarket options
• Stainless steel and polyethylene models
• Professional fitting with proper sealing

Proper Installation Matters

A snorkel installation involves cutting into your guard, sealing the intake path from the airbox to the snorkel head, and making sure there are no leaks in the system. A poorly fitted snorkel is worse than no snorkel at all — if water or dust gets in through a bad seal, it goes straight to your engine.

We fit snorkels properly in our workshop with correct templates, clean cuts, and sealed connections. Every install is tested to make sure the system is airtight before your vehicle leaves.