Steelcraft® Off-Road Bumpers Reviews

Searched many options before deciding on this one - fits perfect! It's extremely well built and very heavy - took 3 men and a Jack to install it. The weight on the front of my truck greatly enhanced the ride - much smoother now. 100% Very Pleased

Easy install, lined up perfectly on my 2011. Super-sleek, not an overkill. Highly recommended for the price!

I’m impressed with the bumper that I received. Easy install with the help of another person to lift it. Great fitment with the extension brackets that came with the hardware (all 12mm bolts). Love the tow hook/fog light cut outs and front hitch. Just make sure you have help to move it before it gets delivered. Looks like you can still remove the headlights with this bumper on.

Was very surprised to see the workmanship put into the bumper. Love the way it looks and has very easy to follow directions for installation. You will need a lift kit put on to your truck since this bumper does weight over 300 lbs but it is well worth the money to have it done so your truck looks awesome.

Great bumper, easy to assemble and make the truck look good. Will recommend this bumper to friends.

Fit my 2000 f350 perfectly, love the way it looks, this is a solid bumper, don't think I could hit something hard enough to damage anything other than the e coating.

The bumper looks great and as I have Steelcraft's front brush guard as well, I like their overall design and fact that they come at a fraction of the price of the competition; however- whilst the front brush guard was straight forward to mount, this one was a pain to install. If you look at the attached pictures, the instruction manual (which could not be more condensed) asks you to install the brackets holding the bumper to the frame first (manual pic 4+5); once you want to attach the bumper to the brackets though (manual pic 9), the bolt to be used vanishes behind the brackets and bumper wall, and without a bent tool I was unable to reach it, let alone tighten the whole thing. The second thing I should mention is that the side sensors on this bumper are completely naked, exposed to whatever your rear tires throws at them, so I will have to install extended mud flaps (which I loathe) or some brackets protecting them from any flying road debris destroying them over time. Would I buy it again? Probably, but this time I'd install the brackets to the bumper, and then the whole thing to the frame, otherwise it is really annoying to attach.