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Tundra Overland Series Rear Bumper / 2nd Gen / 2014-2021

SKU: 1400-4214

$1,799.00

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Tundra Overland Series Rear Bumper / 2nd Gen / 2014-2021

Tiny Rig Shop

Pickup available, usually ready in 5+ days

6346 Industry Way
Westminster CA 92683
United States

+16574002009
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    The 2014-2021 Tundra Overland Rear Bumper

      • Main bumper structure made from 3/16″ P&O steel.
      • Bumper mounting plates and brackets made from 1/4″ P&O steel.
      • All bumpers come with 3/4″ thick D-Ring shackles fully welded inside and outside of the bumper.
      • Bumper fits around OE tow hitch so that tow rating is not affected.
      • OE hitch is not required to install bumper. Bumper can be installed without hitch in place if desired.
      • All bumpers are now compatible with factory BSM.  Every bumper WILL SHIP with holes cut for bsm and plastic cover plates.
      • All rear bumpers come with backup light cutouts made to fit Baja Designs S2 flush mount, RIGID 2×3 SRM flush mount or Extreme LED 2×3 flush mount.
      • Bumper DOES work with backup/park sensors.
      • License plate light included with bumper.
      • Trailer wiring plug-in mounts next to license plate for easy access.
      • SHIPS BARE STEEL, powder coat finish not available. Product will need to be painted or powder coated to prevent rusting.

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