Heavy Duty Bumper by Warn

Contoured to follow the shape of the grille and body, these bumpers look custom made. And they offer real protection. Its one-piece weld design incorporates a tubular grille guard, brush guards, round light ports and a concealed winch mount. All-steel construction and powdercoat paint in black or high-gloss argent gray. Includes 5'' 100-watt stainless steel spot lights and wiring kit. Reuses factory tow hooks. The WARN Heavy Duty Bumper is rated for the largest capacity WARN winches, including the 16.5ti.

Founded in 1948 by Arthur Warn, Warn Industries began producing locking hubs for surplus World War II Jeeps, converting thousands into useful, on-road vehicles. The WARN winch, developed in 1959, was the first recreational winch. With pioneering features such as a rugged drive train, the WARN winch quickly became the leading brand for off-road racers, avid four wheelers, weekend adventurers and hard working ranchers. Based in Clackamas, Oregon, today Warn Industries is the world's most recognized brand in off-road products. The company designs, manufactures and markets a full line of off-road equipment and accessories that enhance the performance of four-wheel-drive vehicles and ATVs. As well, the WARN industrial and military and WARN WorksTM (for utilitarian use) brands offer high-performance, quality products for today's hard worker.

All steel construction and powder coat paint in black or high-gloss argent gray
450+ inches of weld
Includes 5" 100-watt stainless steel spot lights and wiring kit
Additional light mounting holes in top of bumper (lights sold separately)
Re-uses factory tow hooks or comes with welded eyelets for vehicle recovery
Special under coating helps to prevent underrusting of the paint if the paint film is scored or chipped
Accommodates diesel applications and oversize tires
Rated for use with the all WARN large frame winches including the 16.5ti

1. Includes Filler Plate For No-Winch Application
2. Requires trimming of factory front flare for brushguard clearance.