3rd gen Tundra front bumper
"Easy install and great product."
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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"Easy install and great product."
"The bumper with a warn Evo 10-S winch weighs in at 94 pounds after crash bar removal! Lightweight and great design would recommend it over all other brands as I’ve had a few different center cut bumpers."
"Install was fairly easy. The YouTube video was a great step by step install. Would recommend it shows the basic bolt setup, but we figured it out. Looks factory. I like the lightness. Badlands winch fit perfectly. No need for drilling. Bumper fit without any modification. Holes lined up first time. Hardware is great quality."
"I installed this bumper with a 12K winch. The bumper install was the easy part. My truck has the Toyota 3" lift so no AAD relocation. I have an RCI skid plate and I had to cut the the front corners off the skid plate because the winch tray made contact and wouldn't slide all the way back. Otherwise a pretty trouble free installation. I spent about 12 hours doing the install because I needed to fabricate a winch control box relocation bracket. (Hint Hint BAM) And an adapter plate to match the screw pattern of the winch isolator to the Power Trays circuit breaker mount. After I got everything installed I noticed a slight more gap between the bumper and the factory plastic bumper corner on the left side vs the right side. Not sure how to adjust the aluminum bumper front left. Maybe I can take it off and add some washers. I think it's just one of those things with the complexity of the massive plastic grill of the Tundra. Overall I really like the bumper. It compliments the front of the truck well and the access pockets are really nice for using the winch. Winch and Bumper weigh a combined 100lbs to the T. Factory crash bar and plastic valance weigh 29lbs. The fender measured 41" off the ground before the install and measured 40" after the install."