Geo Tracker Hard Tops

The Geo Tracker’s iconic profile is one of the most memorable parts of the late 80s and early 90s. Tracker owners often put a lot of love into customizing the exterior and what’s under the hood. With our aftermarket hard tops for Geo Tracker models, you can give your vehicle classic style with modern durability. Find the accessories you need for any Tracker model year right away.

What To Look for in Geo Tracker Hard Tops

One of the things that makes Geo Tracker hard tops different is that you need two separate sections. One part of the hard top covers the front cab and the other section protects the rear portion, including the bed. This means that it’s essential to purchase a customized hard top that perfectly fits both areas.

There are slight profile changes for different Tracker model years. Make sure to select the correct hard top for your vehicle’s year. Keep in mind that Trackers were produced under the Geo brand up to 1998. After that, they were manufactured as Chevy Trackers, from 1999 to 2004.

Some drivers look at Suzuki Sidekick hard tops because of the similarities between the brands, but it’s generally better to purchase a custom hard top designed with your specific vehicle in mind.

How To Replace Your Geo Tracker Hard Top

Replacing the hard top for your Geo Tracker is a moderate job. Many Tracker owners can handle the installation in their garage in a few hours. Start by removing your old hard top or soft top. You mainly need a Phillips screwdriver for this task.

Models from 1989–1994 have a perimeter seal already installed. If you want to keep using this seal, be careful not to damage it. Some owners choose to install a new seal, which is generally included with the hard top. Follow all manufacturer instructions when installing replacement Geo Tracker tops.

Ways To Store Your Geo Tracker Hard Top

Some Tracker hard tops have a roof bracket that allows you to store the front portion quickly. You can also use storage bags for the front area. The rear portion is larger and usually requires hoist-type storage to safely store during the season to avoid scratching.