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Gosford Bash Plates

Protect your 4WD where it matters most with quality bash plates in Gosford from Nationwide Auto Service Centre. Based in West Gosford, we supply and install underbody protection that shields your sump, gearbox, transfer case, and other vulnerable components from rocks, debris, and track damage. Whether you’re tackling rough trails or simply want peace of mind on unsealed roads, bash plates are a smart investment in long-term vehicle durability.


  • Custom-fit protection for key components
  • Installed for off-road, touring & trade use
  • Durable materials with secure mounting systems


As a Repco Service Agent, we install bash plates with precision, ensuring proper fitment and clearance. Call 02 4325 7133 to book your installation or get advice on the right plates for your 4WD setup.

Fitted Protection for Off-Road Reliability

Bash plates are designed to absorb impact and prevent costly damage to essential underbody components, especially when driving on rocky, uneven, or rutted terrain. At Nationwide Auto Service Centre, we install steel and alloy bash plates tailored to suit your make and model, ensuring compatibility with factory mounts, recovery gear, and aftermarket accessories like bull bars and skid systems.


We assess your vehicle’s current protection and recommend a setup based on your driving conditions. Whether you’re heading off-road every weekend or preparing for a remote touring trip, our installations are secure, compliant, and built to last.


  • Sump, gearbox & transfer case protection
  • Suited for touring, trade & rugged 4WDing
  • Installed to manufacturer or ADR standards


We also offer a free pick-up and drop-off service within 7km of our West Gosford workshop to make fitting convenient. Reach out today to get your 4WD properly protected.

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