Front Bumper Compatible with 1998-2011 Ford Ranger W/Winch Plate Bull Bar D-Ring Mounts Bumper Assembly Steel Powder Coated Black

Looks and fits great on the truck! Especially considering the price I would say this product is worth it. A few side notes however are that mine did not come with any bolts; I recommend buying 1/2” bolts to put it together if this is the case. It also might be helpful to bring a rubber mallet in case any mounting points on your truck are slightly bent. That being said the product is great and I’d definitely buy it again!

First off, this bumper isn't on the same level as an ARB or Buckstop bumper, but it's only about 1/10th the price of those options. The bolt-on wings aren't super sturdy, and there's no provision for mounting fog lights, either. The box that it came in was absolutely destroyed, and the powder coat had numerous deep scratches, which I touched up with spray paint. The bumper design leaves the bottom edge of the radiator exposed, so you'll need to either buy the Affordable Offroad skid plate or fabricate your own skid plate if you actually do any off-roading.With all that being said, I'm still very happy with the bumper for the sub-$250 price I paid for it. I think that it will provide enough protection from a deer strike that I'll still be able to drive away afterwards, and the winch mount looks like it should be strong enough to recover a vehicle the weight of a Ranger. I'm currently building a skid plate, and I plan on reinforcing the bolt-on bumper wings with an extra bracket that I am building that connects to the outside of the frame rail. I'll use this bracket to mount some aftermarket fog lights, too. So, as long as your expectations for a bumper in this price range are reasonable, I'd say go for it!

I was hesitant about this bumper after seeing some bad reviews, but I'm glad I got it for my ranger XLT FX4; it fits great. It was easy to install and it is sturdy enough for the price.

Nice bumper, everything bolted together quite easily, added the winch and looks good. And a lot stronger than the factory one on my '05 ranger. I painted it with a few coats of rustoleum hammerite paint, but it had pretty nice powder coating already -- no rust starting after storing it outside for about a year before getting it installed. Only big issue is that it doesn't come down far enough - - the radiator sticks out from underneath it becoming the first line of defense against snowbanks and brush and rocks and such. I bolted on some angle iron for now to lower the edge down below the radiator level so it actually protects it. It looks like it really needs to be used with a front skid plate, but I don't see a matching skid plate from this manufacturer.

Product arrived scratched to hell, powder coat is of very low quality and they ship in a flimsy box. Would like to get a partial refund that's how bad its scratched up.Before you buy just know your gonna need to pay to get a new paint job for it.

The media could not be loaded. Bolted up on my 2002 just as it should. Package was a little beat up, but otherwise it looked good. It's a cheap bumper, so I don't expect to hang a tank from it. I used a floor jack and a couple of ratchet straps to hang it. It definitely would have been easier with a friend.NOTE!! This bumper does not go as low as the factory bumper and fascia assembly. It will leave the bottom of the radiator and the radiator support exposed. I bought a sheet of steel and made a skid plate.

Bolted right up to my 2008 ford ranger, packaging was tore up a little bit, but exactly what I wanted. Affordable!

Bumper looks sweet, and seems pretty sturdy. It scratches very easily, and mine arrived in a flimsy box, scratched to hell, some parts bent, and the hardware bag was opened and possibly missing stuff. I requested a return and they sent me a new one for free. When it showed up, similar shape, just nothing bent and unopened hardware bag. It was easy to install aswell, it included hardware, and it fit good. All in all good bumper for the price, just don't be surprised if you have to repaint some parts.