Mopar Bumpers

Bumpers have important jobs during collisions. They absorb impact force. This has two self-explanatory benefits:

• It can reduce the severity of injuries sustained by both you and your passengers.
• It can reduce the severity of injuries to pedestrians-- specifically, the harm your vehicle's body and other parts under its hood could potentially cause.

How well a bumper works to that end depends on how tough it is. Most bumpers are made of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, more commonly called ABS plastic -- durable enough. Others, however, are made of sturdier polypropylene. Some add further protection by incorporating aluminum or steel reinforcement bars, hidden in their frames. Others have enhancements, like built-in lighting or longer overhang lengths.

Most everyday types are adequate for normal driving, but some smaller varieties can even improve fuel economy slightly. However, if you drive a truck or performance SUV and you like to go off-roading, you'll get a better safeguard against terrain if you install a longer-overhang steel bumper.

Unfortunately, though, any bumper can get dented, dinged up, or just plain broken sooner or later. A damaged but secure bumper can be okay to drive with. However, if either are detachment risks, or they've already fallen off, your vehicle can be unsafe or even illegal to drive. Luckily, repairing or replacing bumpers is easy. You can take care of the job yourself.

Buy the Best Bumpers for Your Vehicle Online -- Genuine Mopar

Our auto parts counter has plenty to choose from in stock. We only sell what your OEM makes, too, guaranteeing compatibility with the brand and model you drive. Order now, and you'll be all fixed up and back behind the wheel in no time.