Description
Take your truck's off-road capability and style to the next level with this rugged, trail-ready upgrade. Built for performance and designed to turn heads, this bumper is ready for any adventure. Sleek & Bold Design: Constructed with durable 2-inch diameter tubing and finished in a corrosion-resistant Satin Black coating, this bumper delivers a bold, aggressive look that complements your Ram 1500's rugged stance. Trail-Ready Strength: Equipped with a heavy-duty D-ring set boasting a massive 4.75-ton capacity, this bumper provides reliable recovery points for your toughest adventures. Ultimate Off-Road Protection: An integrated skid plate shields vital components from rocks, debris, and rough terrain, while the bolt-on stinger bar enhances front-end protection and style. Built-In Light Bar Mount: The stinger bar isn't just for protection - it also functions as a sturdy mount for an LED light bar, giving you the flexibility to enhance nighttime visibility on the trails. Factory Sensor & Adaptive Cruise Control Compatible: Designed to retain your factory proximity sensors for seamless functionality, with a center opening to accommodate Adaptive Cruise Control without interference. With bold styling, unbeatable strength, and essential off-road features, Rough Country's Front Tubular Bumper is the game-changing upgrade your Ram 1500 deserves. Ditch the stock look and conquer the trails with confidence!
Features:
- Heavy-Duty D-Ring Set: Includes a 4.75-ton capacity D-ring set for secure recovery points.
- Integrated Skid Plate: Shields vital components from rocks, debris, and off-road hazards.
- Bolt-On Stinger Bar with Light Mount: Adds aggressive front-end protection while doubling as a mount for an LED light bar.
- Sensor-Compatible Design: Retains factory proximity sensors for seamless functionality.
- Adaptive Cruise Control Ready: Center opening allows full compatibility with factory Adaptive Cruise Control.
- Durable Satin Black Finish: Corrosion-resistant coating for a sleek, long-lasting appearance.
