Reviews: Pro Comp Crawler Bumpers

painted ready to install,from the box to the jeep 10 minutes.

Bumper very solid. Recomended to fellow jeepers

great bumper and easy to modify for light insallation

this is a great bumper for the price would install in less than 15 min. if jeep is not all rusty like mine fits the over all style and is very rugged.

its a great bumper fit very nice tow bar mounted very easy with a few holes drilled.

Nice beefy bumper with D-rings for tow points and strong enough to raise your wheeler with a Hi-lift!

Great price and easy install!

Awesome front bumper with D-Rings especailly for the Holiday special price of [$] Made my jeep look rugged. In the process of buying the matching rear also for the same price before the holiday is over.

Good bang for the buck! Easy to install.. Looks good.

Bought to replace a bent bumper. Easy to install, looks good, seems durable.

I chose this front bumper for several reasons. It was an inexpensive but good looking bumper. Despite the low cost the bumper is solid and made from 1/4 plate and comes powder coated. Most of the other bumpers in this range are only 3/16. I have a CJ and the extra mounting holes for yj and tj will make a good location for KC lights.

actually installed on a 1970 toyota fj40 landcruiser- and fit really well- very little modification needed? i wish it was available in a short- stubby version with the option of no finish for us fab guys--- i would most likely buy them 10 or 12 at a time, if price was right

overall, it was great. very low price. took less than 10 minutes to install with the right tools. looks great. great for recovery and mountable for a winch. very impressive

Front and rear are great bumpers and super easy to install. They are very sturdy. I have selectable locking swaybar and the Pro Comp bumper doesn't interfere with its function. If rear tire carrier, lightbar, and stinger become available the bumper would be hard to beat.

Overall a good buy. I was surprised by the how little metal is behind the bolt mounting holes. Looks a little skimpy for serious yanking with the tow-strap... time and a few stuck-in-the-muds will tell...