For Ford F-250 F-350 2008-2016 Super Duty Rear Bumper Assembly W/O Sensor Hole
Upgrade or replace your vehicle's rear protection with this premium aftermarket rear bumper assembly, specifically designed for Ford Super Duty trucks. This sturdy replacement part offers a perfect fit and restored appearance for models without rear park assist sensors, ensuring your truck looks and performs its best on the road or the job site. Built to meet high quality standards, this aftermarket unit provides a cost-effective alternative to expensive dealership components without compromising on durability or style.
Key Features & Benefits
- Direct replacement for a seamless, factory-like fit
- High-quality construction for long-lasting durability and impact resistance
- Designed specifically for models without backup sensor holes for a clean look
- Includes necessary mounting points for straightforward installation
- Tough finish to withstand harsh weather conditions and road debris
Compatible Models
- 2008-2016 Ford F-250 Super Duty
- 2008-2016 Ford F-350 Super Duty
Product Specifications
- Part Type: Rear Bumper Assembly
- Fitment Type: Vehicle Specific / Aftermarket
- Sensor Holes: None (W/O Sensor Holes)
- Material: Heavy-duty Steel
- Placement on Vehicle: Rear
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an OEM part?
No, this is a high-quality aftermarket replacement part designed to meet or exceed the specifications of the original equipment. It is not manufactured by Ford.
How do I confirm compatibility?
You can confirm compatibility by checking your vehicle's year and model against our compatible models list. Additionally, ensure your current bumper does not have holes for parking sensors, as this unit is designed specifically for models without them.
Important: This is a premium aftermarket part and is not manufactured by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM). Brand names and model numbers are used for reference purposes only. Compatibility may vary depending on the machine's serial number. Please verify fitment before purchase.
