Skid Plates BMS for Nissan Patrol Y62 2010–2019

Protect the engine and transmission of your Nissan Patrol Y62 before rocks, ruts, and hidden obstacles turn a routine trip into an expensive repair. The BMS Engineering skid plate system adds dependable underbody protection for the components most exposed when the road gets rough.

The Nissan Patrol Y62 is built for long-distance travel, overlanding, and off-road use, but ground clearance alone cannot prevent underbody damage. A rock hidden in tall grass or a deep rut can strike the oil pan or transmission housing, causing fluid loss and leaving the vehicle stranded far from help.

Installing Nissan Patrol Y62 skid plates before the next trip is a practical way to reduce that risk. Even owners who only leave the pavement occasionally can benefit from protecting critical components in advance rather than preparing the vehicle at the last minute.

The four-piece system covers both the engine and transmission. The engine skid plate provides oil pan protection, while the remaining sections help shield the transmission and other exposed areas between the wheels. When the Patrol passes over rocks or uneven terrain, the skid plates take the first contact instead of the vehicle’s critical components.

Installation uses the factory mounting points, with no body or frame drilling required. The system is designed specifically for the Patrol Y62, so it fits cleanly without unnecessary modifications.

BMS Engineering skid plates are a practical upgrade for Nissan Patrol Y62 owners who want stronger underbody protection and more confidence on remote roads, rocky trails, and long-distance trips.

PRODUCT DETAILS:

Laser cut for accuracy and precision
Manufacturer Part Number: BMS065047
Application: Nissan Patrol Y62 2010-2019
Installation method: fully bolt on
Mounting kit: included
Features of the complete set: The set includes 4 skid plates, mounting brackets, and bolt kit
Package size: 97x76x14 cm
Package weight: 38 kg

TECH SPECS:

Color: Black / silver powder coating finish
Material: 5 mm aluminum AMG

FAQ

Why install metal skid plates?

BMS Engineering skid plates help protect the engine and transmission when the Nissan Patrol Y62 travels over rocks, washed-out tracks, deep ruts, or hidden obstacles. The system takes the first contact when a rock, branch, or other object passes between the wheels, reducing the risk of direct impact to critical drivetrain components.

This added underbody protection is useful for off-road trips, hunting and fishing routes, remote campsites, and everyday driving on badly damaged roads.

Do I need skid plates if my Patrol rarely leaves paved roads?

Yes. Oil pan and transmission damage can happen without serious off-road driving. Broken pavement, road construction, deep potholes, and compacted ice can all create underbody hazards.

Engine and transmission skid plates provide an extra layer of protection for occasional trips beyond the pavement as well as normal daily use.

Are vehicle modifications required for installation?

No. The BMS Engineering skid plate system is designed specifically for the Nissan Patrol Y62 and installs without modifying the vehicle.

All four sections attach at the factory mounting points. No body or frame drilling is required.

Can I install the skid plates myself?

Yes, provided you have suitable tools, access to a vehicle lift, and experience with similar installations.

Because the system includes four metal sections, installation is easier with a second person. Professional installation is recommended when the proper equipment or experience is not available.

Do the skid plates guarantee that the engine and transmission cannot be damaged?

No. Metal skid plates add a protective barrier between critical components and obstacles, but they cannot make the vehicle immune to damage.

A severe impact may deform the skid plate and transfer force to the engine, transmission, mounting points, or surrounding components. Even so, the same impact could cause significantly more damage without underbody protection.

After any hard impact, inspect the skid plates, mounting hardware, and clearance between the plates and the vehicle’s components.