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DV8 Offroad 22-26 Toyota Tundra Spec Series Rear Bumper
$899.99
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$899.99
$899.99
Tech Specs
- Brand
- DV8 Offroad
- SKU
- DVERBTT2-05
- Manufacturer part number
- RBTT2-05
- Shipping weight
- 85.0 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
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Our Rear Bumper provides a mid-width construction that offers rear-end protection, and it offers two 3/4-inch D-ring mounts. A pair of integrated 3-inch pod light mounts allow for enhanced visibility. Our bumper is made from steel that is finished in a micro-texture black powder coat. The bumper retains the factory sensors and blind spot monitoring, as well as the factory license plate and reverse lights. Our bumper is fully bolt-on for a straightforward install process, and the welded-in zip tie tabs allow for clean wire management.
- Compatible w/ Factory License Plate and Reverse Lights
- Resilient Micro-Texture Black Powder Coated Finish
- Welded-In Zip Tie Tabs for Clean Wire Management
- Retains OEM Sensors and Blind Spot Monitoring
- OEM Hitch Required for Installation
- Pair of 3” Pod Light Mounts
- (2) 3/4“ D-Ring Mounts
- Sleek Mid-Width Design
- Fully Bolt-On Design
- Durable Steel Design
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