KUAFUFront & Rear Bumper Compatible With 1986-2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ YJ w/2 40W LED Lights & D rings & 2" Hitch Receiver Black Powder Coated Steel (2 Packages)

These bumpers fit great and where very easy to install. They fell durable and high quality. Probably the best option for off roading

Work great on my Jeep not hard to install

Looks great however, structurally it would be hard to make it worse. If your building a budget street queen for you 16 year old daughter who will never tow or never mount a winch, this is for you. Finished look is among the best, but, mounting points seem like an after thought, thin and flimsy, holes have tons of play. 2” receiver MIGHT hold 200lbs. Each bumper weighs about 40lbs?. Unfortunately these will only be temporary for myself, should have held off for better. Gets three stars only because I was anticipating them being pretty cheap giving 300$ for front and back.

Did not get my back bumper with the front bumper why?

The welds are skip welds and sometimes where they welded it, they just piled the weld up on one part not actually joining the pieces. After that shoddy welding, they super powder coat the thing to try and cover up the shoddiness of the work.It was cheap in the way of inexpensive. It is cheap in the way of quality. It fits the addage you get what you pay for. The hitch can barely hold my bike rack and electric bike. It has an odd angle on the back of the bumper which leans the bottom out, rather than being square which makes the backup lights virtually worthless... unless you are backing up a hill?.Best of all, I got all the bolts and hardware, The rear bumper, and what seems to be( after some research,) an engine pan guard for a 2016 Honda Civic as an alternative to the front bumper.They keep the delivery thing going with "Running Late' and move the date out every few days. Someday I hope to get a somewhat higher quality front bumper. Otherwise I will soon challenge the expense on my credit card and see if that helps.One of the big questions always is If you had to do it again would you? Probably not.The probably comes from the slider steps that came from the same people that were surprisingly well made. Who knows, maybe the $4/hr guy in China making the rear bumper on the assembly line was at the end of his 14 hour workday and just didn't have the gumption anymore.

We ended up returning due to a change in plans for our truck, but all the parts were there and assembly would have been simple. Only issue we had is when we received it at first we only received the rear bumper. Amazon corrected it and sent us the front bumper separately.