Genuine OEM Bumpers & Reinforcements for Ford F-150

Tips and Tricks for Finding the Right OEM Bumper for Your F-150

Whether you use your F150 for off-roading, commuting, or working at the jobsite, an accident can cause you to need to find a replacement bumper. OEM bumpers for your F150 are designed to work and fit your specific model, and there’s a wide selection of eBay listings to choose from. Before you start your search, you should consider this information to help with simplifying your find.

Here are some steps to follow to find an OEM bumper that will fit:

• Model year and trim - You can find your F150’s VIN underneath the windshield or in your vehicle’s registration. This information can be used to find the part number that matches your specific truck. Bumper designs can vary between model years and trims as trucks are redesigned. The front and rear bumpers will also be different as well.
• Select a color - Front bumpers will typically match the rest of your F150’s color due to the front fascia being attached. Rear bumpers will come in a range of metallic finishes.
• Choose a design or style - Some types will be designed for off-roading, or they could be performance-style bumpers. You can also choose from protectors and covers if the bumper itself doesn’t need to be replaced.
• Condition - You can choose between new and used OEM bumpers for your F150. The model year will determine the availability of both types of conditions.

Common types of OEM bumpers available for your F150 include:

• Bumper cover - This component fits over the actual bumper and matches the color of the truck.
• Rear Bumper - Some models will have the hitch integrated into the design.
• Grill cover - In some models, this component is combined with the bumper as one integrated unit. In others, this is a separate unit that allows for airflow, and the bumper cover will have cutouts.
• Skid plate - This type goes underneath F150 models like the Raptor to protect the underbody of the truck.

A new OEM bumper is sold without any surface or undersurface damage to the part. When you buy a used bumper for your F150, it can be hard to see underlying damage if any from just looking at the photos. New OEM listings will also have the part number listed in the description to make it easier to find.