I’ve spent a good amount of time comparing parts for the Mahindra Roxor. Not just price, but build quality, installation ease, and customer support. I’ve reviewed options from all over the country, tried different vendors for clients, and kept an eye on how these parts actually perform under real off-road use.
The name that kept coming up? On The Rox
Their stuff doesn’t just meet expectations. It holds up, fits right, and actually improves the way your Roxor runs and looks. That’s what I look for when I recommend a parts supplier.
Let me walk you through how I came to that conclusion.
What Sets Them Apart
Most shops online will sell you parts. Not all of them fabricate in-house or even inspect what they’re shipping. That’s where On The Rox is different. They’re operated by Westfab, which has been fabricating custom off-road vehicles for over a decade in Montana. That kind of experience shows.
They offer everything from bolt-on receiver hitches and slave cylinder armor to full skid plate setups and lighting upgrades. And you don’t need to be a fabricator to install them. You’ll get clear PDF guides with step-by-step instructions. I’ve seen the docs—they’re easy to follow and make the whole process a lot smoother.
You’re not guessing which part fits which year either. They clearly separate their products by model year, from 2018 to 2024, which makes sorting through their catalog simple and fast.
How the Parts Actually Perform
Here’s the real test: how does the gear hold up?
From what I’ve seen, the powder-coated finishes resist rust better than most aftermarket gear in the same price range. And the mounting points? Solid welds and tight tolerances. Whether you’re looking at their roll cages or a basic mirror kit, you’re getting rugged equipment that feels purpose-built.
If you’re doing utility work, you’ll appreciate their cargo options. Their trays and mounts don’t rattle around like cheaper models, and they’ve got room for customization if you need it.
I’ve also noticed their suspension kits tend to improve ride stability without throwing off the alignment, which can be a pain with kits from less experienced builders. And their axle and drivetrain mods? Strong enough to take real trail punishment without wearing out too soon.
How Their Catalog Makes Things Easier
If you’ve ever spent hours digging through an unorganized site, you know what a time sink it can be. That’s not a problem here. On The Rox lets you browse by part category or by model year. You won’t waste time second-guessing compatibility or guessing if something is in stock.
And for folks trying to save a bit, they even have a scratch-and-dent section. Some minor cosmetic flaws, sure, but if performance is what you care about, those can be a smart pickup.
You’re Getting Real Fabrication
Let me be clear. This isn’t just some shop rebranding imported hardware. These are parts that are fabricated or assembled right in Montana. You’re not buying from a warehouse full of mass-produced knockoffs. You’re buying direct from builders who understand what it means to crawl rocks, hit snow trails, and haul gear across uneven terrain.
That’s a major reason I push people toward On The Rox. You’re not just buying parts—you’re getting gear that’s been made with real off-road experience behind it.
Installation Is Actually Doable
I get that not everyone wants to pay for a shop to install everything. That’s why it matters that On The Rox makes their kits DIY-friendly. You’ll find PDF install guides on everything from windshield washers to transfer case skid plates. They even have install docs for more advanced kits like their heater systems and shackle reversal kits.
If you’re handy with tools, you’ll appreciate how clearly it’s all laid out. And if you’re not, at least you’ll know what to expect before walking into a shop.
Final Thoughts
If you’re serious about building a more capable, better-protected Mahindra Roxor, you can’t afford to waste time or money on gear that doesn’t last. I’ve gone through enough catalogs and client installs to know that On The Rox is worth your attention.
They offer well-built, well-documented parts, and their inventory covers everything you’re likely to need. Whether you’re overhauling suspension, adding protection, or upgrading your utility setup, you’re covered.
No hype. Just solid products built by people who know what they’re doing.
Start there. You’ll avoid a lot of headaches later.
