Superwinch

Need help when the terrain gets too tough, or need to pull something onto a trailer? Superwinch makes electric winches and accessories for off-road, work and leisure. Here you’ll find winches for pickups, SUVs and ATV/UTVs, trailer winches, synthetic rope, wire rope, hooks and mounting plates, so you can get unstuck and work safely.

Winches for off-road, work and leisure

Superwinch is an American brand specialising in winches and pulling equipment. The range covers both powerful winches for off-road vehicles and pickups, smaller winches for ATVs and UTVs, and winches for trailers and boat trailers. The winches are used by off-road enthusiasts, farmers, tradespeople and anyone who needs to recover a vehicle or move a heavy load in a controlled way. The focus is on robust winches and accessories to suit different weight classes and uses.

Superwinch’s key products

Electric vehicle winches are the core of the range. The most important choice is the pulling capacity, which should match the vehicle’s total weight including load. Many choose synthetic rope because it is lighter and easier to handle than wire rope, while wire rope can be more resistant to sharp edges. Superwinch also offers remote controls, fairleads, hooks, shackles and mounting plates, so the winch can be securely fitted to the vehicle. See each product for specifications and fitment.

Buy Superwinch from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the Superwinch solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

How much pulling capacity does my winch need?

A common rule of thumb is that the winch’s rated capacity should be at least one and a half times the vehicle’s total weight including load. Mud, snow and inclines increase the load, so it’s a good idea to have some extra capacity.

Should I choose synthetic rope or wire rope?

Synthetic rope is lighter, floats on water and is easier to handle. Wire rope copes better with abrasion from rocks and sharp edges. The choice depends on how and where you use the winch, and remember to use the right fairlead for the type you choose.