Go Rhino® - BR20 Replacement Full Width Black Rear HD Bumper

Bumper is a good design. The use of two-way tape to hold in sensors is a design flaw that looks like a two year old engineered. Factory sensors have plates you stick on the back side of the bumper. Holes are incorrect size for factory sensors. Also beware of the re-wiring that is necessary. The bumper was received in a box good condition I opened to check the bumper and it was wrapped in protective wrap very well. Told the UPS driver all was OK and he left. BIG MISTAKE, bumper was scratched down to bare steel and there was many cosmetic defects in the paint. Terrible job, Rhino, you need to up your QC in your paint department if your looking for customer satisfaction. Not getting a good review from me.

Very happy with looks good on truck.

I hate writing a bad review but my frustrations with this bumper got the best of me and want to give a heads up for other RAM buyers. This back bumper was purchased for a 2017 Ram Rebel which was noted on the shipping package by manufacturer. Let's start with the good. The actual bumper and brackets are made from very thick steel - like a bumper should be if you're not concerned about crumple zones. The bad. The thick steel may be part of its downfall during manufacturing since it appears to be warped/cupped during the welding process. Not a deal breaker unless you look close. In order to have the returns that wrap around towards back wheels conform as close as possible to the lines of the truck you'll have to do some shimming to tilt the bumper that rests on the tow hitch seat. This causes the tailgate to touch when open so find a compromised angle. The driver side backup sensor wires will have to be lengthened - no provisions for that. Get yourself some butt splicers, wire, electrical tape, shielding and silicone to waterproof splices. The odd metal plates w/some 2 sided tape with a hole in center for the sensor down right sucks. Be prepared to silicone those in and drive with a spring clamp till it dries to hold in place. The license plate lights.... uhg! You'll have to cut those fixtures off completely and use the very cheap, tiny LED/license plate screws - really? The wires are as thin as sewing string so have fun splicing those to typical gauge wire which you would have to undo in the event you need to remove your tag. I drilled holes through bumper on either side of plate to avoid that. The worst part is the LEDs draw almost no power so your computer will trip at night every time you step on the breaks to alert you the license plate lights are out with a ding....ding.....ding....fun. I tried buying 50W 60hm resisters after the fact and installed with the little wire remaining that is thick enough to use the quick connectors but the warning still trips... so now I pay someone to solve this. And finally the plates that get screwed into bumper to house extra LEDs if you choose to do so. The fasteners that come with the bumper are absolutely terrible - the aircraft nuts will strip without a load halfway through tightening, also, good luck finding a method to tighten since the access is minimal at best. I also ordered ICI front bumper and side rails - very nice, great install vids online - great finish. Sorry to bash this bumper but when I drive home tonight and keep getting warning dings about the LED license plate bulbs - I'll feel a tiny bit better ;)

Ok, first off - very nice product,came via LTL (freight truck) and was expertly packaged. Everything was there instructions were clear and concise. The install went very well until I got to the license plate, the only knock is they use these uber cheap little LED motorcycle type light studs to hold the tag and work as the tag lights - not waterproof either. I am a mechanic by trade, installed my tag using some carriage bolts no lower provision to mount with) tried to find an alternative to those little post lights, but short of drilling and modding the bumper it's a no go, at least on a RAM, the OEM lights have a curved housing otherwise I would have made cutouts and installed those. Ended up ordering some waterproof motorcycle LEDs and installed on the bottom tag mounting holes as well as using a retaining plate I made. Now, taking the license plate thing and moving past that, I love the fit, form, and function of this bumper. It now protects my exhaust tips, i have the D-Ring mounts leading out from the bumper in case I back into something, and I have a step to climb into the bed - Dodge missed this boat to begin with! it fits very nicely and looks like it belongs on the truck. Finish is the textured flat black, it is what it is, but seems effective. Going to get the BR5 up front to match soon, also bought some Westin HDX steps to match the faceted look of the bumper (no more round pipes). Lastly, did get the light plates, ended up not cheeping out and bought some Rigid's, fit perfectly (be sure to order the adapter plates) and all good. That's it and hope this helps! Rt

Love the look, has aggressive look and attitude.

The Go Rhino bumper is a great replacement. It looks awesome. I had a few problems with the order. It took about a month to get, which I was told a couple times that the bumper would be shipping out in a few days. Also when I received my bumper it had scratches on it and the paint was chipping in a few locations. I didn't get a chance to look at the bumper when it was delivered because the delivery guy came but when I was at work. Other than that it's a great bumper.

This bumper looks like it was installed at the factory. Perfect fit and I was able to install it by myself.

This beats every other bumper I was looking at. CARiD was more then helpful answering the question same I had when I called.

The product fits great and easy to install. I would recommend this to anyone. Only negative is the screws supplied for the light plates are almost impossible to use.(no room for the Allen key) I replaced them with stainless 1/4 20's and resolved it with a box wrench.

Need to separate some of the back up sensor harnesses to install correctly. Very tight between back up sensors and the optional rear light kit.