1998-2011 Ford Ranger Tube Front Bumper w/ Winch Plate & Skid Plate - Hooke Road

Features

• Compatible with 1998-2011 Ford Ranger Models
• Comes with a winch plate up to 12, 000 lbs
• Features a 72W LED spotlight bar
• Equipped with a flip-up license plate mount
• Equipped with a solid skid plate
• Features high strength D-ring mounts. D-rings not included
• 2×25W LED spotlights included. Wiring harness is not included. 18-gauge wire is required for a safe connection.
• Made from 1.50" x 0.06" steel tube, 11-gauge(1/8 inch) steel plate for bumper main body, 9-gauge(5/32 inch) steel plate for mounting structure and winch plate, 14-gauge(5/64 in) steel plate for skid plate
• Textured black powder coat finish & Premium E-coating process inside
• Bold off-road design with angular styling
• Easy bolt-on installation 
• Bumper weight: about 70 lbs

Details

Design and Utility. The Tube Front Bumper combines bold, angular styling with rugged off-road functionality. It features a 72W LED spotlight bar and two 25W LED spotlights for enhanced visibility. High-strength D-ring mounts provide reliable recovery points, while the integrated winch plate supports winches up to 12,000 lbs. A solid skid plate helps protect vital components, and the built-in license plate mount offers a clean, finished appearance.

Heavy Duty Construction.  Constructed from 1.50" × 0.06" heavy-duty steel tubing, 11-gauge (1/8") steel for the bumper main body, 9-gauge (5/32") steel for the mounting structure and winch plate, and 14-gauge (5/64") steel for the skid plate. The bumper is finished with a textured black powder coat and a premium E-coating inside, delivering excellent resistance to rust, corrosion, and harsh off-road conditions while ensuring long-lasting strength and durability.

Easy Bolt-On Installation. The Tube Front Bumper features a direct bolt-on design for a straightforward installation using the factory mounting points. No drilling, cutting, or welding is required. Simply remove the factory bumper, position the new bumper onto the frame, and loosely secure the mounting hardware. After verifying proper alignment, tighten all bolts to complete the installation. With basic hand tools and moderate mechanical experience, installation can be completed quickly and efficiently.