The purpose of having bumpers on your truck is to protect the front and rear ends of the vehicle. That’s why just any old bumper wouldn’t do the trick. Most (if not all) aftermarket bumpers are marketed as strong enough to provide adequate protection, but it’s not always the case. Aftermarket bumpers vary widely in…
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From sensors to heat sources to cutting materials, the list of laser applications is long. In a little more than 60 years, this technology has managed to change the world, and that’s not an overstatement. Take a look at our new graphic to see what we mean. (Disclaimer: It’s difficult to talk about lasers without…
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When you have a Super Duty, aftermarket bumpers are the way to go. It’s because OEM Super Duty bumpers are typically made with aluminum, which doesn’t provide much protection. If you’re wondering which material is best for a sturdy bumper, the answer is steel. A well-built steel bumper drastically improves your truck’s safety, as well…
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Looking for a new bumper for your Ford Super Duty? Before buying an OEM replacement bumper, consider getting a Throttle Down Kustoms (TDK) steel bumper instead. Why? Three great reasons: 1. TDK Bumpers Offer More Value While an OEM Ford Super Duty bumper typically costs a little less upfront, TDK steel bumpers offer a lot…
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It may be tempting to build your own steel bumper for your truck. It’s inexpensive and you get to customize the bumper any way you want. However, this type of project is not for everybody. Making your own steel bumper is a lengthy and difficult process, and the bumper may still not come out as…
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Once you’re ready to buy a heavy-duty steel bumper for your truck, you’ll save a lot of time and energy if you know what to look for in one. So how can you find a bumper that offers the most bang for the buck? To find the best heavy-duty steel bumper on the market, look…
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A steel plate bumper is a great upgrade for any truck. Steel plate bumpers are durable, versatile, and stylish. They weigh more than stock bumpers, though, and may change your truck’s handling. Right now you might be wondering how much a steel plate bumper weighs. The answer? It depends on factors like design, style, reinforcement,…
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Weld it yourself steel bumpers (aka DIY steel bumpers) are increasingly popular, and while we don’t mind the idea of consumers building their own bumpers, there are quite a few issues with this concept. Some of the companies selling do-it-yourself bumper kits are addressing these issues, but many are not. We’re obviously a bit biased…
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Every Tacoma and Tundra deserves a strong and durable steel bumper. Body damage can be costly, and a steel bumper offers an incredible amount of protection from debris and other hazards on the road. However, not all steel bumpers are created equal. Some aftermarket steel bumpers are significantly better than others in terms of material…
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Though late model Fords are built with a military-grade aluminum body, their stock bumpers don’t offer the level of protection a working truck needs. Whatever year Ford truck you have, a good solution for bumper protection would be to outfit your Ford truck with a steel bumper. It’s a great way to improve your truck’s…
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