Who we are

We are three lifelong friends from Colorado, brought together by our shared passion for off-roading. Our journey began with repairing cars, where we honed our skills and developed a deep understanding of automotive needs. Originally the company started as “Peak Havoc Offroad” and was a small indie shop based around the repair of older and newer jeeps. After awhile the switch was made to manufacturing, with a focus on making quality unique aftermarket parts for offroad lovers.

Driven by our desire to create parts that enhance vehicle performance, we started prototyping custom accessories using a simple 4x8 table and a plasma cutter. Today, we’re dedicated to designing innovative solutions for off-road enthusiasts, reflecting our commitment to quality craftsmanship and the vibrant off-road community.

Three people standing together indoors, holding a large metal object with cut-out designs, smiling at the camera. One person is wearing a black shirt, another a dark blue shirt, and the third a white shirt and red shorts. A deer head mount is visible on the wall behind them.

Mekanik

As stated above, the company originally started with simple repair and maintenance of new and old jeeps. Some of the later more “recent” jobs are displayed below as a keepsake to where it all started.

A vintage orange Jeep with its hood open in a garage, undergoing engine repair. The engine is hoisted out with a chain, and tools are scattered around. A man is standing next to shelves filled with various items.
Mechanic working on a car engine with open hood, tools, and engine hoist in a garage.
Car in garage with the hood open, engine removed and placed on a tire, surrounded by tools and equipment.
A red Jeep chassis and frame being worked on outside a workshop, with a man standing next to it. The vehicle's body is separated from the chassis. Multiple vehicles are visible in the background, along with a wooden beam and garage.
Car engine being removed with a hoist in a garage
A beige Jeep SUV with its hood open inside a garage, with an engine hoist placed in front. Various tools and equipment are visible around the workspace, including an air compressor and welding machine.

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