NZ owned, NZ minded
We choose gear for corrugated forestry roads, wet boat ramps, alpine passes, farm access and long days between towns.

/ ABOUT TORQ 4X4
TORQ 4X4 is a New Zealand owned team helping drivers build capable, tidy and dependable 4x4 setups for work sites, family touring, towing and off-road weekends.
/ OUR STORY
TORQ 4X4 started with a simple standard: sell gear we would be comfortable fitting to our own vehicles before sending them across New Zealand. That means practical product choices, honest guidance and a sharp eye on the real conditions Kiwi drivers face.
A ute that tows during the week has different needs from a touring wagon carrying recovery gear, camp storage and passengers. We help customers make those calls clearly, then back the sale with delivery help, fitment checks and workshop-informed support.
/ WHAT WE STAND FOR
We choose gear for corrugated forestry roads, wet boat ramps, alpine passes, farm access and long days between towns.
Every recommendation starts with the vehicle, the load, the terrain and how the driver actually uses the rig.
Our advice is shaped by installs, adjustments, wiring checks and the small details that matter after the parts arrive.
Questions do not end at checkout. We stay close through delivery, install planning, warranty help and future upgrades.

/ TEAM AND WORKSHOP FEEL
The TORQ team sits close to the detail: brackets, clearances, accessory wiring, payload, recovery points, sensor compatibility and the simple reality that a good 4x4 needs to drive well Monday to Friday.
/ DELIVERY AND SUPPORT
Send through your vehicle details, target use and must-have gear. We will help narrow the build without burying you in options.
Heavy, awkward and high-value parts are checked and packed with the same care we expect when gear is headed for our own vehicles.
From Auckland to Southland, we support customers with nationwide delivery and clear communication around stock, timing and handover.
/ READY TO BUILD
Start with the job, the tracks or the trip. TORQ 4X4 will help turn that into a parts list that makes sense.