Go Industries Launches Commercial Grade Winch System

The modular heavy-duty truck system builds on the company's existing winch grille guard line, with optional brush guards and winch carriers.

Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Trucks

Photograph of a heavy-duty pickup truck front end with a steel grille guard and centered winch on a dusty gravel track across open scrubland. — Go Industries Inc. introduced a commercial-grade integrated winch system for heavy-duty trucks, built on its existing grille guard line and customizable by year, make, and model. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Go Industries Inc introduced a commercial grade integrated winch system for heavy-duty trucks, built on its existing winch grille guard offerings. The system is customizable based on the year, make, and model of the vehicle.

Why it matters

Demand for integrated winch solutions has grown as more owners use their trucks in challenging environments. The modular design lets buyers select brush guards and winch carriers as part of the build.

The system uses 5/16 inch laser cut steel uprights and 2.5 inch, 16 gauge steel cross tubes, with optional 9.5 and 16.5 winch carriers. Each unit carries a three-year warranty covering materials, workmanship, and finish.

The players

Go Industries Inc

A Richardson, Texas-based manufacturer of truck accessories and custom equipment, serving the market since 1978.

The details

The commercial grade system ships with custom, heavy-duty mounting brackets and optional brush guards that protect the headlight area. All parts are manufactured in the USA, and the company has served the truck accessory and custom manufacturing market since 1978.

November 3, 2026: Go Industries announced the commercial grade winch grille guard system.
1978: Go Industries began serving the truck accessory market.

Roadmap

The launch extends Go Industries' existing winch grille guard line into a heavier-duty, modular configuration. It reflects a broader push by truck accessory makers to offer integrated recovery and protection hardware.

Truck owners who regularly operate in rough terrain can add winch capability to the front end through a modular build tailored to their vehicle. The three-year warranty covers materials, workmanship, and finish for buyers planning long-term use.

The takeaway

Owners weighing a front-end winch upgrade can compare modular grille guard systems by mounting compatibility and warranty coverage before buying. Matching the build to a specific year, make, and model helps ensure the brackets and carriers fit correctly.