OEM Bumpers & Parts

What Does Replacing a Bumper Cost on Average?

Get into a fender-bender on Plank Road in Sarnia, and your ride's bumpers can end up pretty dinged up -- or worse, cracked or broken. It can happen even to the best of them: ABS or polypropylene, with or without a protective aluminum or steel reinforcement bar, longer overhang or otherwise.

They can just plain wear out, too. Worst-case scenario, one falls off; then, you'll end up with another problem -- your vehicle might become illegal to drive, and worse, unsafe, putting you and everybody else in Windsor-area traffic in harm's way.

Luckily, as replacements go, bumpers are fairly straightforward. However, they're a job that can end up costlier to have done at a dealership than you might think. We're talking anywhere from a few hundred dollars to $2,700 CAD or more.

Of course, the bill can vary depending on the model you drive, too. Replacing the bumper on a Jeep Wrangler, for example, can cost around $405 CAD to start with, but can hit $1,350 CAD easy. Replacing one on a Toyota Tacoma, on the other hand, can cost $270 CAD to start, but can hit $2,700 CAD fast. On a Chevy Silverado 1500, for another example, the job can start at $675 CAD, but reach $2,020 CAD or more.

Shop with us, though, and you'll get manufacturer quality for less; our bumpers are genuine OEM -- so, unlike aftermarket bumpers, made to fit your ride -- and best of all, they're discounted steeply.

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