When you’re designing a $510,000 expedition vehicle meant to cross extreme terrain and survive anything from Arctic cold to Saharan heat, “good enough” isn’t good enough.
That’s why builders like TruckHouse, a Reno-based manufacturer of cutting-edge carbon-fiber expedition rigs, don’t treat fire extinguishers as an afterthought.
Instead, they design fire safety into the vehicle itself.
While developing a precision-molded interior cabinet for their latest builds, TruckHouse reached out to H3R Performance for CAD data, so they could engineer a purpose-built pocket molded exactly to the shape of the H3R extinguisher and its mounting bracket.
That level of integration says a lot.
When a builder designs around a specific extinguisher from the start, it’s because they believe in its performance, reliability, and engineering.
It means they trust it enough to make it part of the vehicle’s structure, not just another accessory.
State-of-the-art expedition vehicles like this are designed to handle everything the wilderness can throw at them.
But when you factor in the real-world fire risks of remote off-road travel, from onboard fuel and high-performance drivetrains to complex electrical systems in modern builds, the fire extinguisher isn’t just extra gear.
It’s a critical safety system.
Most of us don’t drive a half-million-dollar expedition rig. But whether you're crossing the desert or navigating a trail, the risks are the same.
When it comes to fire safety, the right choice has reliability built in from the start.
That’s why H3R Performance extinguishers have earned a loyal following among off-road enthusiasts, and are trusted by people who can’t afford to get safety wrong.
Fire Protection Engineered to Perform
If you’re building or modifying a vehicle for adventure, choose an extinguisher that’s designed to perform when it matters most.
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