Aftermarket Full-Width Front Bumper For 2018-2020 Ford F-150 (Excluding Raptor) - Hooke Road

Name: Ford F-150 Full-Width Front Bumper

Feature

• Compatible with 2018-2020 Ford F-150 Models (Excluding Raptor Models)
• Product weight: about 93 lbs, 3-piece modular design
• Heavy-duty, high tensile 11-gauge(1/8 in) steel for bumper main body, 8-gauge(11/64 in) steel plate for mounting structure and winch plate
• Textured black powder coat finish & Premium E-coating process inside
• 2×18w LED single-row spotlights included
• Accommodate straight LED light bars within 21"(Not Included)
• Equipped with a flip-up license plate mount
• Features high-strength D-ring mounts. D-rings not included
• Built-in winch plate up to 12, 000 lbs
• Blends functionality and aesthetics while offering front-end protection
• No pre-cut for parking sensors
• Direct bolt-on installation, No drilling required

Dimension

Rugged Off-Road Styling. The HR Discovery I Front Bumper boasts a 3-piece modular design that harmonizes functionality and aesthetics, providing robust front-end protection. It features two 18W LED single-row spotlights, enhancing visibility in various conditions. High-strength D-ring mounts are incorporated for off-road recovery, and a flip-up license plate mount adds practicality. Additionally, the built-in winch plate supports winches up to 12,000 lbs, enhancing the vehicle's recovery capabilities.

Heavy Duty Construction. The HR Discovery I Front Bumper is constructed with heavy-duty, high-tensile 11-gauge (1/8 inch) steel for the bumper's main body, ensuring robust protection. The mounting structure and winch plate are crafted from 8-gauge (11/64 inch) steel, adding strength to crucial components. The textured black powder coat finish enhances the bumper's aesthetics and provides durability, while the premium E-coating process inside contributes to superior corrosion resistance.

Direct Installation. By skillfully utilizing the existing factory hardware and mounting points, the installation becomes straightforward. The process begins with the removal of the factory bumper, followed by the assembly of the bumper components. Once assembled, the bumper is placed onto the car frame, and its position is adjusted to perfection. The final step involves securely tightening all bolts, completing the process without any need for cutting or modifications.