Rear Bumpers

The variety of vehicle rear bumpers runs the gamut from the plastic covers that enshroud impact absorbing mechanisms on modern sedans, crossovers and most SUVs, to the steel step bumpers found on pickup trucks, to the chrome steel bumpers that were common on older classic cars. Besides their mounting location, what all of these bumpers have in common is that you’ll find replacements right here on our digital shelves. From minor scrapes to collisions, rust holes to tears and dents, regardless of the damage we have the bumpers and related components to make your car or truck like new.

Plastic rear bumpers allow auto makers to create sleek, sculpted and appealing body shapes while hiding the unattractive mechanicals necessary for meeting bumper regulations. Truck rear bumpers have a more utilitarian mission. They have to look good and provide protection, but as step bumpers they also have to provide a sturdy platform that enables truck owners to gain access to the bed with the tailgate up. The chrome rear bumpers on classic and muscle cars range from minimalist designs that were little more than trim pieces to large structures that also often housed the tail lights.

Commonly finished in black or body-color, plastic bumper covers are designed to be flexible to absorb minor impact and spring back into shape. In reality however, even slight impacts can cause cracked paint, and more severe impacts can result in actual cracking and scuffing of the cover, and even tears, gouges and holes. Most bumper covers are made of thermoplastics like polyurethane or polyethylene. In order to repair them properly the exact type must be identified and the process performed by a skilled technician using specialized techniques and materials, and the cost of repair can easily be more expensive than replacement. Why spend more and take a chance on quality? Our replacement bumper covers are the cost-effective solution and the best way to ensure your vehicle looks its best.

While plastic bumpers have the resiliency to spring back from minor taps, steel bumpers will be scarred from even the slightest impacts. In addition to road hazards, pickup truck rear bumpers can also suffer scratches, dents and other abuse when loading the bed or hitching up trailers, particularly on work trucks. It’s also common for rock salt laden slush to build up in truck bumpers during winter driving, which is why the bumper is often the first component to show signs of rust. If the rear bumper on your truck is making the rest of your hauler look old before its time, install one of our replacement bumpers. They’re available in black and chrome, and many come with new step pads. And if you want to customize your truck, we offer roll pans that can be installed in place of the bumper.

Our replacement chrome rear bumpers are the smart solution for owners of classic and muscle cars. While original bumpers can be re-chromed if they’re not heavily rusted, before any plating can be done a skilled technician first has to remove the dents and straighten out any deformities, and the whole process can be both costly and time consuming. In contrast, the bumpers we offer are affordable and can be delivered to your door in a few days with just a phone call. They’re authentic reproductions manufactured by restoration parts specialists, stamped from the proper gauge steel and then undergo a show quality plating process that meets or exceeds original factory standards. Our reproduction bumpers are designed to exactly replicate the original part, for a show winning appearance.