Ford accessories in Huntley, IL
Bed liners, floor liners, running boards, racks, tonneau covers, wheels and electronics — ordered against your VIN at the parts counter and installed here. Installed by a Ford dealer is also what keeps them inside Ford’s warranty, which is the half the marketplaces leave out.
What are Ford accessories?
Accessories are what you add to a Ford after the factory has built it. Parts replace something the vehicle already has; accessories add something it never had.
In short
Ford accessories are Ford-engineered add-ons — bed liners, floor liners, running boards, racks, tonneau covers, wheels, remote start and the rest — sold through Ford dealers and through Ford’s own site. They are a separate catalog from the parts counter’s repair and maintenance stock, but they come over the same counter, and they are matched to your vehicle the same way: by VIN, not by a year-make-model guess.
| What it is | What it does | Who stands behind it |
|---|---|---|
| Ford accessory | Adds something the vehicle did not leave the factory with | Ford, and the installing Ford dealer |
| Ford or Motorcraft part | Replaces something the vehicle already has | Ford, two years and unlimited mileage — see parts |
| Aftermarket accessory | Adds something, from a maker with no relationship to Ford | The maker, on its own terms |
It decides who you talk to when something is wrong. A Ford accessory installed by a Ford dealer is a conversation with one party. An aftermarket roof rack bolted to a vehicle by someone else is a conversation with at least two, and neither of them wrote your warranty.
What Ford accessories are most popular?
Ford does not publish a popularity ranking, so the honest answer is the shape of its own catalog. These are Ford’s categories, in Ford’s words, read from its accessories site on Sept. 11, 2026.
| Ford’s category | What it typically covers |
|---|---|
| Exterior | Running boards, step bars, splash guards, deflectors, graphics and trim |
| Bed Products | Bed liners, bed mats, tonneau covers, bed extenders and tie-downs |
| Floor Mats | All-weather floor liners, carpeted mats and cargo area mats |
| Interior | Seat covers, consoles, organizers, sunshades and interior trim |
| Cargo | Roof racks, crossbars, cargo boxes, carriers and hitch-mounted racks |
| Wheels | Ford wheels, center caps and lug hardware — tires are a separate conversation |
| Electronics | Remote start, dash cameras, chargers, lighting and connectivity |
| Ford Racing Parts | Ford Performance hardware for owners going past styling |
Alongside the eight categories, Ford’s site collects accessories under Camping, Working, Off-Roading, Biking, Water and Dogs. If you know the weekend before you know the part number, that is the faster way in.
- The truck lines carry the deepest catalog. F-150, Ranger, Maverick and Super Duty have the most accessories built for them, because a bed and a hitch are the two things people add to most.
- Bronco and Bronco Sport are the other end of it. Ford builds an unusually wide off-road and lifestyle range for them, and the Custom Garage packages below are Bronco-first.
- Every car line has floor liners and electronics. They are the two categories that exist for essentially everything Ford sells, including Mustang, Explorer, Escape and the electric lines.
- Fit is by VIN, not by model year. One model year can carry more than one body or bed length, and a liner that is close is a liner that moves. The counter checks the VIN before anything is ordered.
Where can I buy official Ford accessories?
Three places sell the genuine article, and a fourth sells something that looks like it in a photograph.
- Over this counter, in Huntley. Call (847) 669-6060 and ask for parts, or come to 13900 Automall Drive. Ordered against the VIN, and installed here if you want it installed.
- On Ford’s own accessories site. Ford’s accessory catalog lets you pick your vehicle and browse the whole range, which is the easiest way to find the name of the thing you are describing before you call.
- At any Ford dealer. Including dealers selling online under their own names — those are genuine Ford accessories with a real Ford parts department behind them.
- Not on a marketplace listing. On a marketplace the seller is whoever paid for the listing. The photograph is often Ford’s and the box is not, and there is nobody to take a warranty claim to. The longer version of that argument is on the parts page.
Bring it in and ask. The shop will tell you what it takes and what it costs. Be aware that an accessory bought here and an accessory bought elsewhere are not in the same warranty position even when the same technician installs them — the section below sets out why.
Do accessories void a Ford warranty?
Ford-engineered accessories, installed properly by a Ford dealer, do not. The dealership’s own Ford Custom Garage page says so in as many words, and the reason is worth understanding rather than taking on trust.
In short
A Ford accessory is engineered and backed by Ford, so adding one does not void the New Vehicle Limited Warranty. To keep the accessory itself inside Ford’s warranty, Ford’s guidance is that the installation should be performed by a Ford dealer or a certified technician. Accessories installed at the time of vehicle purchase typically carry a three-year, 36,000-mile warranty.
- Ford-engineered and Ford-backed is the whole argument. The accessory was designed against the vehicle it goes on, which is why adding it is not a modification in the sense that voids anything.
- Installation is where cover is won or lost. Ford’s position, quoted on this dealership’s own Custom Garage page, is that installation should be performed by a Ford dealer or a certified technician for the parts to be covered by the Ford warranty.
- Installed at purchase, and the term is longer. Accessories installed at the time of vehicle purchase typically carry three years or 36,000 miles — the same shape as the New Vehicle Limited Warranty they sit alongside.
- An aftermarket part is a different question entirely. Federal law means a dealer cannot void a whole warranty for an aftermarket part, but a failure the part caused is not Ford’s to pay for. That distinction is what people mean when they say “it depends”.
- Parts are covered separately and generously. Ford and Motorcraft parts carry two years with unlimited mileage and limited labor included — the terms are word for word on the coupons page.
Accessory warranty terms vary by item and by whether the accessory went on at the time of purchase or afterwards. The counter will tell you which term applies to the item you are buying — ask before, not after. Call (847) 669-6060 and ask for parts.
Ford Custom Garage packages
Ford’s upfit program: turnkey, limited-edition packages designed and backed by Ford, built from Ford accessories and Ford Racing parts, installed at the factory or by a certified Ford dealer.
Sinister Bronze
Burnished metals and performance hardware, for owners who would rather not blend in. 2024–2026 Bronco.
Matte Black
Dark and sleek, with Ford-backed modifications rather than a wrap and a hope. 2024–2026 Bronco.
Coastal
Sun-faded tones and vintage-inspired stripes over the standard rugged capability. 2024–2026 Bronco.
Dark Trail Series: Titanium
The Built Wild look with a sharper edge — rugged hardware, finished more carefully. 2024–2026 Bronco.
- Which vehicles. Bronco and F-150 today, with more Ford lines listed as coming. Mustang is shown as eligible soon.
- What is in a package. Content varies, and may include leveling kits, custom wheels and exterior styling such as fender flares, badges or a grille.
- Tires are not included. They are sold separately, so the brand and the tread pattern stay your choice — tires are their own page here.
- Installed before you take delivery, if you want. Coordinate it with the dealership and the vehicle is customized on the day you pick it up.
- Pricing varies, so it is a quote rather than a number. Ask for a full quote including installation before you commit. Call (847) 669-6060.
Huntley Ford’s Custom Garage page states that every custom package comes with a supplemental three-year, 36,000-mile warranty, and that because the packages are Ford-engineered and backed they do not void the New Vehicle Limited Warranty. That is the difference between a factory package and the same look assembled from four aftermarket boxes.
What is the current Ford promo code for accessories?
Codes on Ford’s own accessories store change, sometimes monthly. This page deliberately does not print one, because a code printed on a page nobody updates is worse than no code at all.
- Ford’s store runs its own promotions. They appear on Ford’s accessory site at checkout, they are set by Ford rather than by this dealership, and they come and go without notice.
- This dealership’s offers are all in one place. Everything Huntley Ford and Ford are running right now, with the terms and the expiry dates, is on the coupons page — and it is the only page on this site that carries a price or a date.
- Parts offers apply to accessories bought here. Ask at the counter which current offer your ticket qualifies for before you pay, not after.
- Ford Rewards Points can go against an accessory ticket too. If you have points on a FordPass account, say so at the counter.
Parts and accessory offersDiscounts on a parts ticket carry expiry dates, so they live on one page that removes them the day they end rather than on seven pages that do not:See the parts coupons
Accessory questions we are asked
Where can I buy official Ford accessories?
From a Ford dealer’s parts counter, or from Ford’s own accessory site. In Huntley that is this counter at 13900 Automall Drive — call (847) 669-6060 and ask for parts. Marketplace listings are the one route where you cannot tell from the page what is in the box.
What are Ford accessories?
Ford-engineered add-ons for a vehicle Ford has already built — bed liners, floor liners, running boards, racks, tonneau covers, wheels, remote start and more. They are a separate catalog from the repair and maintenance parts stock, sold over the same counter and matched to the vehicle by VIN.
What Ford accessories are most popular?
Ford publishes no ranking, so the fair answer is its own catalog: Exterior, Bed Products, Floor Mats, Interior, Cargo, Wheels, Electronics and Ford Racing Parts. The truck lines carry the deepest range, and floor liners and electronics exist for essentially every Ford sold.
Do Ford accessories void my warranty?
No. They are Ford-engineered and Ford-backed, so adding one does not void the New Vehicle Limited Warranty. Ford’s guidance is that the installation should be done by a Ford dealer or a certified technician for the accessory itself to be covered.
How long is an accessory covered for?
It depends on the item and on when it went on. Accessories installed at the time of vehicle purchase typically carry three years or 36,000 miles. Ask the counter for the term that applies to the item you are buying before you pay — it is a short question with an exact answer.
Can I install a Ford accessory myself?
Yes, and plenty are designed to be. Be aware that Ford’s guidance ties warranty coverage of the accessory to installation by a Ford dealer or a certified technician, so a self-installed item and a dealer-installed item are not in the same position if something fails.
Do you install accessories bought somewhere else?
Bring it in and ask — the shop will tell you what is involved and what it costs. The warranty position is different from an accessory bought and installed here, so ask about that at the same time.
What is Ford Custom Garage?
Ford’s upfit program: turnkey, limited-edition packages designed and backed by Ford, built from Ford accessories and Ford Racing parts. Bronco and F-150 are eligible today with more lines coming, and the packages can be installed before you take delivery. See the packages above.
Are tires included in a Custom Garage package?
No. Tires are sold separately so you can choose the brand and tread pattern that suit how you drive. Tires are a separate page here.
What does a Custom Garage package cost?
Pricing varies by package and vehicle, so it is a quote rather than a figure on a page. Call (847) 669-6060 and ask for a full quote including installation.
Is there a promo code for Ford accessories?
Ford runs its own promotions on its accessory site and they change without notice, so no code is printed here. Every offer this dealership is running is on the coupons page, which is the only page here that carries a price or a date.
Do you need my VIN to order an accessory?
Yes, and it is the difference between a liner that sits flat and a liner that slides. One model year can carry more than one body style or bed length. The VIN is on the dashboard at the base of the windshield, on the driver’s door jamb, and on your insurance card.
Tell us the vehicle and what you want to add
One call settles what fits, what it costs and how soon it lands. Book the installation at the same time if you want it done here.
Ford, Motorcraft, Omnicraft, Ford Performance, Ford Custom Garage, Built Wild, Bronco, F-150, Mustang, FordPass, Ford Rewards and Quick Lane are trademarks of Ford Motor Company. Accessory categories are Ford’s own, read from ford.com/accessories on Sept. 11, 2026. Ford Custom Garage package names, eligibility, warranty terms and the statement that tires are sold separately are reproduced from this dealership’s own Ford Custom Garage page, read Sept. 11, 2026. Warranty coverage, package content, eligibility, availability and lead times vary by accessory and by vehicle, and change without notice; confirm them with the parts department before ordering. Nothing on this page is a quotation and no price appears on it — current prices and offers are on the coupons page.