OEM Bumper Covers & Parts

Most vehicles have two bumpers -- one up front and one on the rear. What they do -- reduce the effects of accidents (injuries, car body damage) by absorbing the force of an impact -- may be fairly obvious to you. What they're made of, the other features they can have, wen you should replace them -- perhaps not so much.

To answer your prospective questions, most stock bumpers are made of basic acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, a type of plastic more commonly known as "ABS." Others, however, are comprised of materials galore, some ruggeder; polypropylene is just one example among many.

Bumper features are just as many; they range from protective reinforcement bars made of aluminum or steel to longer overhangs and everything in between. You should change them when they get dinged, incur dents, crack, or just plain wear out, or break. Slight damage may be okay to drive with, but if either or both of your front and rear bumpers are at risk of detachment (or they've fallen off already), your vehicle may be unsafe to drive, if not illegal. Luckily, the process of replacing bumpers is easy for a do-it-yourselfer like you. You can order new ones -- the genuine article -- right here.

Why Buy Genuine OEM

What your brand manufactures for its models is designed to fit them specifically. That's essentially a compatibility guarantee -- one you won't always get from aftermarket bumpers.

Where to Order Replacement Bumpers Online

Right here at our auto parts store. We stock plenty of other body parts, too -- door sills and mirrors, tailgates for trucks, brackets for exterior accessories like license plates, and more -- and at affordable prices. Simply browse our catalog by make, model, and model year to find what you need faster and more easily. Buy now and we'll ship and deliver right to your address.