XG CARGO
Reference: XG-329
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XG Cargo Grab Handles Jeep Wrangler JL / Gladiator JT
A set of grab handles for the overhead bars of the Jeep Wrangler JL and Gladiator JT – for both sides. The reinforced, textured grip takes full body weight when getting in, and the thick, tightly cinched strap does not slide along the bar. Installs in seconds, no tools needed.
XG Cargo – Grab Handles for Jeep Wrangler JL and Gladiator JT
After a lift the Jeep sits high, and on rough tracks passengers have nothing to hold on to. These handles give a solid grip point that does not slide along the bar.
Fitment Jeep Wrangler JL, Gladiator JT – overhead bars | Install No tools, no drilling |
Key benefits
- Takes full body weight – a reinforced, textured grip for getting in and out, even on lifted rigs.
- Stays put – a thick, protective strap wraps tight to the bar with no sliding or rattling.
- Passenger security – a solid hold on rough terrain.
- Installs in seconds – straps on with no tools and comes off just as easily.
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Specifications
- Manufacturer part number: XG-329
- Sold as a set for both sides
- Installation: straps onto the overhead bar, no tools or drilling
Who it is for
For Jeep Wrangler JL or Gladiator JT owners, especially with a lifted rig, who want a solid grip point when getting in, and for passengers who want something to hold on to off-road.
Buy and install at Szekla4x4
You can buy the grab handles from us online or at our shop in Warsaw. If you prefer, we will install them in our workshop alongside other work on your vehicle.
Why choose it
- The grip takes full body weight according to the manufacturer.
- The strap does not slide along the bar.
- Installs in seconds, no tools needed.
Not sure it fits your vehicle? Get in touch before you order and we will check the fitment.
Frequently asked questions
Do the handles slide along the bar?
No. The strap wraps tight to the bar and holds its position on rough roads.
Do they fit a Ford Bronco?
No. For the Bronco the manufacturer offers the separate XG-701 handles.
