Collection: Universal Fit

255 products

The Universal Fit collection gathers the gear that does not depend on a specific year, make or model: hitch cargo carriers and receiver-mount bike racks, chase racks and roll bars with integrated third brake lights, roof and bed cargo accessories, dash and roof strobe lights, RGB whip and rock lights for ATVs and UTVs, dog car seats and seat protectors, windshield snow covers, visor MOLLE organizers, bolt-on D-ring clevis mounts, trailer accessories and interior LED bulbs. Most of it attaches to a standard receiver hitch, a roof rail, a headrest or a flat surface, which is why the same item works on pickups, SUVs and cars from the 1990s through current model years.

Because these parts are not tied to one vehicle, fitment comes down to a few measurements rather than a year range, and each product page lists the ones that matter. Orders ship free within the US from our own warehouse, you have 90 days to return anything that does not suit your setup, and every item carries a 1-year warranty backed by US-based support staff who can talk through dimensions before you buy.

What to look for

  • Receiver size and tongue rating: hitch carriers and bike racks are built for a specific receiver opening (1.25 inch or 2 inch), and your hitch has a tongue-weight limit; match both before loading cargo.
  • Roof mount vs bed mount: roof accessories need factory rails or crossbars, while chase racks and roll bars clamp to or bolt through the bed rails; check what your vehicle already has.
  • Power source for lighting: strobe and whip lights come battery-powered, 12V plug-in or hardwired; plug-in is quickest, hardwired is cleaner but needs a fused circuit.
  • Weather exposure: anything that lives outside (cargo bags, light bars, D-ring mounts) should carry a waterproof or corrosion-resistant finish; interior organizers do not need it.

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Frequently asked questions

Does “universal” mean it fits every vehicle?

It means the part is not built around one model's mounting points. It still depends on dimensions: receiver size, roof rail spacing, seat width, bed rail thickness. Read the dimensions and requirements section on each product page and compare them with your vehicle before ordering.

Can I use a hitch cargo carrier and a bike rack at the same time?

Not on one receiver without a dedicated combination product. Stacking adapters add leverage to your hitch and can exceed its tongue rating. If you need both, look for a carrier that includes a bike mount, or swap between the two as trips require.

Will a strobe or whip light drain my battery?

Battery-operated units run on their own cells. Plug-in and hardwired lights draw from the vehicle; LED draw is low, but leaving them on with the engine off for hours can run a battery down. Wire them to a switched circuit or unplug when parked.