Featured Winches & Accessories for 2nd Gen Toyota Sequoia

Fairlead - Billet Aluminum w/ 10" Center

Crafted from durable billet aluminum, this fairlead provides smooth line delivery and reduces friction for synthetic or steel cable. Its sturdy design and corrosion-resistant finish ensure long-lasting reliability during winching tasks, making it the perfect complement to any recovery setup.

Rock Recovery Suspension Winch 3000

A compact and powerful solution, the Rock Recovery Suspension Winch 3000 is ideal for light to medium-duty recovery needs. Its rugged build and easy mounting make it a versatile option for Sequoia owners who want dependable pull power in a compact package.

ADD Capture Fairlead (Black)

The ADD Capture Fairlead combines aesthetic appeal with superior performance. Finished in sleek black, this fairlead offers smooth cable guidance with additional protection for your winch line. Built for serious recovery enthusiasts, it's a robust upgrade designed to withstand harsh environments.

Superwinch Tiger Shark 9500 SR Winch

This powerful 9,500-pound-capacity winch from Superwinch delivers the strength needed for most off-road recovery scenarios. The Tiger Shark 9500 SR is designed for seamless integration with your Toyota Sequoia, featuring a durable construction, synthetic rope option, and intuitive controls for safe and effective pull power.

Superwinch Tiger Shark 11500 SR Winch

For those needing maximum recovery strength, the Superwinch Tiger Shark 11500 SR offers an impressive 11,500-pound pull rating. Engineered for heavy-duty off-road challenges and demanding work environments, this winch pairs high capacity with reliability and ease of use, making it a top choice for Sequoia drivers ready to face tough terrain.

Toyota Sequoia 2nd Gen Winches FAQ

Are these winches compatible with all 2nd Gen Toyota Sequoia models?

Yes, our winches and accessories are designed to fit all 2008-2022 Toyota Sequoia models. Please review individual product details for any specific fit requirements.

Can I install a winch myself?

Many of our winches come with detailed instructions and necessary mounting hardware for do-it-yourself installation. However, if you're unfamiliar with electrical systems or recovery gear, professional installation is recommended for safety and optimal performance.

What's the difference between synthetic rope and steel cable?

Synthetic ropes are lighter, safer, and easier to handle, but can be less abrasion-resistant than steel cables. Steel cables are heavier and more durable but require careful handling to avoid injury. Many winches, including the Superwinch Tiger Shark series, offer compatibility with both.

How do I know what winch capacity I need?

A good rule of thumb is to select a winch rated at 1.5 times the gross vehicle weight (GVW). For the Sequoia, winches in the 9,000-11,500 pound range provide ample pulling power for most recovery scenarios.

How often should a winch be maintained?

Regularly inspect the winch line, clean and lubricate moving parts, and check electrical connections. Address any frayed rope or damaged components immediately for safe use.

Are these winches street-legal?

Winches and related recovery gear typically are street-legal as long as they are properly installed and do not obstruct vehicle safety features. Confirm local regulations for additional requirements.

What warranties come with these winches?

Most winches have manufacturer warranties covering defects in materials and workmanship. Warranty length and coverage details vary; check product specifications or contact us for exact info.

Can I customize my winch setup?

Yes! Many accessories such as remote controllers, fairleads, winch covers, and mounting plates are available to tailor your winch to your specific needs and improve usability.

Can I upgrade both my fairlead and winch at the same time?

Absolutely. Upgrading your fairlead along with your winch improves line handling and extends the lifespan of your winching equipment.

Are there special installation considerations for Toyota Sequoias?

Some Sequoia trims may require specific mounting brackets or wiring adaptors. Always consult the winch manufacturer's installation guide and verify vehicle compatibility before purchase.