Rear Bumper Protector — Page 50

A rear bumper protector is a strip of stainless steel or ABS plastic that is stuck to the upper surface of the rear bumper in the trunk loading area. It takes the scratches from bags, suitcases, and cargo and covers existing scuffs. The category includes over 900 vehicle-specific protectors for a particular make, model, body style, and model years: stainless steel Carmos and Omsa Line, and plastic EuroCap, ESA, and Digital Designs.

Stainless steel or plastic?

A stainless protector shines like chrome, but it’s polished steel, not a coating: there’s nothing to peel, and dulled shine can be restored by polishing. Matte steel hides small scratches better, and “black chrome” is a darkened polished high-gloss stainless finish. An ABS plastic protector is lighter, blends in on a black bumper, and is a great choice for commercial vehicles that are loaded frequently.

Straight or with a bend — what’s the difference?

A straight protector covers only the top surface of the bumper. A protector “with a bend” has a folded edge that wraps over the outer bumper lip, so it protects not only the surface but also the edge that most often gets hit by cargo. If your vehicle has parking sensors in this area, check the photos to make sure the bend won’t cover them.

How to choose a protector for your body style

• Body type. Sedan, hatchback, and wagon have different rear bumpers: product titles may include SD, HB, SW, Avant, Sedan, Grand, SportTourer. A protector for Audi A4 B9 Avant won’t fit the sedan.
• Model years and facelift. Match the years in the title: for example, the Ford EcoSport protector is designed for vehicles from 2017 onward.
• Trim level. Some protectors are made for sport versions: for Skoda Octavia A5 wagon there is a version for RS only.
• Van rear doors. For Volkswagen T6 and other minibuses, protectors differ for vehicles with one rear door (tailgate) and two split rear doors, and EuroCap also has separate long-wheelbase versions.
• Dimensions. The numbers in the “Package dimensions and weight” block refer to the packaging, not the protector; a manager can confirm the exact product size.

In addition to bumper protectors, the category also includes trunk scuff plates, bumper edge guards, bumper end guards, exhaust tip look-alike trims, and rear reflector surrounds. Collections: Volkswagen rear bumper protectors, Renault, Mercedes-Benz, Skoda, Opel, Ford and Nissan. By brand: Carmos, Omsa Line and EuroCap.

What to pair a bumper protector with

The rear end is often styled together with a tailgate trim. Chrome inserts and trims for the front bumper are grouped in protective chrome bumper trims, and all chrome parts are in chrome trims. For re-installation, we offer 3M double-sided tape and primer.

This description was prepared with the help of AI based on the analysis of over 1 million phone calls between DD Tuning managers and customers, as well as the company’s knowledge base. We collected the questions customers ask most often and the answers proven in real use.