Bumpers and Bullbars

Recovery Hook and Rope Mounts for Rear Bumper Land Rover Defender — Set of 2

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A set of two mounts fitted under the rear bumper of the Land Rover Defender, in the points prepared for them. Attachment points for a shackle, tow strap or rope — right and left. The photo shows solid black parts with a round eye and a flat foot with four bolt holes.

Recovery Hook and Rope Mounts for the Rear Bumper Land Rover Defender — set of 2

A set of two mounts fitted under the Defender's rear bumper, in the points prepared for them. These are the points where a shackle, a tow strap or a rope clips in — exactly what is missing when someone has to be pulled out, or you do.

The photo shows a pair of solid black mounts with a round eye and a flat foot with four bolt holes. The second photo shows them fitted symmetrically on both sides of the rear, below the bumper trim.

Application
Land Rover Defender
Contents
Set of 2 — right and left
Colour
Black

Key features

  • Set for both sides — right and left
  • Fits the prepared points under the rear bumper
  • Round eye for a shackle, strap or rope
  • Flat mounting foot with four holes (in the photo)
  • Black finish

Technical data

  • Application: Land Rover Defender
  • Contents: 2 pcs (R + L)
  • Colour: black
  • Mounting point: under the rear bumper, in factory locations

Fitting and notes

The mounts bolt into the locations provided under the rear bumper. The supplier states neither the material, the load rating, nor whether bolts are included — and with recovery points those are the numbers that matter most. Before using them for a loaded recovery, ask us: we will check the rating and the standard it was determined to with the supplier. Which Defender generations and model years the item covers is not stated either.

Frequently asked questions

How many pieces are in the set?

Two — right and left, a full set for the rear of the vehicle.

Can I attach a kinetic rope here?

The supplier states no load rating, so we cannot confirm it. A kinetic rope generates far higher shock loads than ordinary towing.

Is drilling required?

The supplier writes about fitting into the locations provided, that is factory points. The procedure is not described — we will confirm it with the supplier.

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