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Aftermarket Off-Road Front Bumpers

Aftermarket Off-Road Front Bumpers

The Difference Between Full Width, Mid Width, and Stubby Front Bumpers

Standard off-road front bumpers typically come in three different sizes: full width, mid width, and stubby front. The most common are the full width performance front bumpers which are, as the name suggests, the full width of your off-road vehicle. Full width front bumpers not only cover the width of your truck’s grill, but also the tires and the fender flares. The benefit of this size is that it offers your vehicle full protection in a collision or when hitting an obstacle on the trail, and it has the most power to clear the road for you as you drive. The downside is that it can obstruct the wheels, giving your truck less precision when handling. Stubby front bumpers are much smaller, as they’re just the size of the truck’s grill. They offer much less protection, but don’t obstruct your vehicle at all, so you maintain full turning ability and maximize performance. Mid-width bumpers are in between stubby and full width. They’re wider than the grill, but not so wide that they obstruct the wheels as much.

The Value of Stinger Aftermarket Front Bumpers

Over the years, stinger front bumpers have become more and more popular. These bumpers form a triangle shape, and stick out from the front of your vehicle. Many people like them simply for the aggressive look, but they also serve a purpose. Stingers can disperse weight such that your car is less likely to tip, and they’ll protect your radiator if your truck does tip while on the trail.

How to Pick a 4x4 Front Bumper for Your Truck

Choosing the right front bumper for your truck is a matter of personal preference, and what you use your truck for. Different widths make sense for different drivers and different off-road vehicles. After choosing your style, then it’s a matter of finding a strength, brand, and aesthetic that work for budget, and then you’re ready to install an off-road front bumper. If it’s time for you to upgrade your front or rear bumper, then we’ve got you covered. We have a wide range of bumper accessories and products from trusty brands, and a team of sales techs waiting to answer your questions, and help you get the right front bumper for all your off-roading needs.