Watch this first! - Fitting your own snorkel?

We often get asked "how hard is it to fit it myself?" "What tools do I need?"
"What offset are those wheels?" Well, we headed to our local Trade Tools, grabbed the tools the weekend warrior is most likely to purchase (cheap!) and got to work.
Thanks Trade Tools!

[@Lastrecon]

Always dope production quality with these guys ❤

[@FabulousFab__]

Thanks a lot mate!

[@steflockwood7910]

ONYA Boss and team. Great video !

[@FabulousFab__]

Thanks Stef!

[@BenjaminDance-lr2jy]

Can you use a nibbler instead?

[@americanpatriot8996]

Hello from America

[@ttecsolar2846]

Please tell me what wheels and rubber you running on the Ranger?

[@FabulousFab__]

Hey mate! Sorry for the slow reply on these ones, I'll find out and get back to you next time it's infront of me!

[@-PORK-CHOP-]

Love your professional fitting, boys you have to get rid of those silver wheels from the dark coloured utes, they look awful, change them to black or graphite.

[@mixalis6168]

The number one questions is, why do you need one ? Especially of ute isnt ever going to see deep water ??

[@FabulousFab__]

Hey Mixalis,
The factory air inlet location on most four wheel drives are generally at headlight height, and whilst you may not be entering water at that level, a snorkel accommodates for any splash or water ingress from entering a much smaller water crossing, like beach run outs, or even river crossings, which would be more common.
So for people who use their 4wds across Australia it's a great safety measure!