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Rough Country is a Tennessee-based maker of budget-priced lift kits, suspension parts and off-road accessories, widely known for covering a huge range of trucks and Jeeps at lower prices than premium brands. The page currently lists no live deals, so there is no saving to report. The two products with pages are the Rough Country Cold Air Intake and the Rough Country 4500-LB Winch with Remote.

Prices at every store and price history for Rough Country products.

Rough Country products: prices and price history

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    Rough Country Cold Air Intake
    Rough Country Cold Air Intake
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    Rough Country 4500-LB Winch with Remote
    Rough Country 4500-LB Winch with Remote

Questions and answers

When does Rough Country run sales?
Rough Country discounts most heavily around major shopping holidays, especially Black Friday and Cyber Monday, plus periodic sitewide promotions during the year. No deals are live on this page right now, so check back or set a price alert.
Where is Rough Country cheapest?
Rough Country's own site often matches or beats resellers on its branded parts, but large retailers like Amazon and Summit Racing sometimes undercut it on individual items. Compare the total with shipping before buying, since lift kits are heavy and freight can erase a lower sticker price.
What are Rough Country's best-known products?
It is best known for lift and leveling kits, particularly its spacer leveling kits and N3 shocks, which cover many Ford, Chevy, Ram, Toyota and Jeep models. It also sells winches, intakes, running boards and lighting.
What is Rough Country's return policy?
Rough Country generally accepts returns within a limited window on unused items in original packaging, and buyers usually pay return shipping. Mounted tires, wheels and special-order items are commonly excluded, so confirm the terms for your specific part before ordering.
Is the Rough Country 4500-LB winch enough for a full-size truck?
A 4,500-lb winch is sized for ATVs and UTVs, not full-size trucks; the common rule is a rating of at least 1.5 times the vehicle's loaded weight. For a 5,000-lb truck you would want roughly 8,000 to 10,000 lbs of capacity.