The Fronx's infotainment screen is the most-used surface in the cabin. On the Alpha trim, that is a 9-inch SmartPlay Pro display. On Delta, Delta Plus, and Zeta trims, it is a 7-inch unit. Either way, without a protector, fingernail micro-scratches appear within weeks on the high-gloss touchscreen surface. Once they are there, they catch light from every angle and make a Rs 10 lakh car look neglected.

The Gear Guard Fronx screen guard is cut to the exact dimensions of the Fronx display with no millimetre to spare on either side. It applies in under 5 minutes with zero bubble risk and does not affect touch sensitivity or screen brightness. Available in glossy (same look as factory) or matte (anti-glare, better for direct sunlight driving).

The Fronx has a separate touchscreen panel for the AC controls, located below the main infotainment unit. Most Fronx owners protect the main screen and ignore this one entirely, then notice after a few months that the AC panel has developed the same micro-scratches from daily use. At Rs 299, this is the cheapest exact-fit Fronx accessory from Gear Guard and the one with the highest value-to-price ratio.

Available in glossy or matte finish to match whichever option you chose for the main screen guard. Buying both together covers every touchscreen surface in the Fronx cabin for a total of Rs 748, and both install in under 10 minutes combined.

Door sills are the first thing you see when opening any car door and the surface that takes the most abuse from shoes, bags, and general daily entry and exit. The Fronx factory sills are painted plastic that chips and scratches quickly. The Gear Guard Suzuki door sill protectors are carbon fiber-finish panels with the Suzuki logo embossed, self-adhesive backing, and a fit designed for Maruti Suzuki vehicles.

Available as a pack of 4 (front and rear, one per door) or a pack of 8 for double coverage. They add a premium carbon texture to an area most manufacturers leave plain, and the Suzuki branding keeps the look factory rather than aftermarket. Install takes around 10 minutes across all four doors.

The Fronx key fob is a well-designed unit but the soft-touch coating wears through within 6 to 12 months of pocket use, and the bare plastic underneath looks noticeably worse. A metal-look key cover solves this and turns the key into something that actually feels premium when you pull it out in a car park or at the valet. It is one of those accessories you touch 10 to 20 times a day, so the improvement in daily experience is higher than the Rs 699 price suggests.

The Gear Guard metal shape key cover is designed for the exact dimensions of the Maruti Suzuki smartkey used across the Fronx lineup. It clips on in under a minute, exposes all buttons and the ring loop, and does not add noticeable bulk to your pocket.

The Fronx boot lid already carries the Suzuki "S" logo, but the flat single-piece badge is small and understated compared to the car's bold coupe-SUV silhouette. The Metal Wings Suzuki 3D sticker replaces the visual weight of that area with a 14cm wide raised wing design that reads as a performance badge rather than a standard OEM logo.

Available in black or red. The black variant works on silver, white, and dark grey Fronx units where the contrast pops without fighting the colour. The red variant matches the red accent stitching and trim elements on Fronx sport variants. It uses 3M-grade adhesive and takes 2 minutes to apply once the boot lid is cleaned with isopropyl alcohol.

The Fronx seatbelt alarm activates within seconds of starting the car and chimes repeatedly until the belt is buckled. For daily use this is fine, but the alarm also triggers when loading groceries, picking someone up from a gate, or running a 30-second errand with the engine on. The Maruti Suzuki-specific alarm stopper from Gear Guard plugs into the belt buckle receiver and silences the chime while keeping the seatbelt fully functional.

This is not a seatbelt replacement. The actual belt still works normally. The stopper only silences the audio alarm in situations where you have chosen not to belt up. At Rs 399 and a 1-minute plug-in install, it is the highest quality-of-life improvement per rupee on this list for anyone who regularly uses their Fronx for short trips or urban stop-start driving.

The Owners Club badge is a detail that Fronx owners who are part of Maruti Suzuki car communities recognise immediately and everyone else reads as a premium OEM add-on. Available in gold and silver, the badge carries a "Suzuki Owners Club" designation in a raised 3D metal format that reads as significantly more substantial than the flat plastic badges typically found on the boot lid.

Place it on the lower right corner of the boot lid or on a C-pillar for a clean, subtle community identity statement. The gold variant pairs best with the premium Nexa positioning of the Fronx. It is the kind of detail that does not demand attention but rewards it when noticed, which is the right tone for a car in the Fronx's segment.