G30 Van Front Bumper

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Setup typically consists of bumper mounting and tie-down straps, although custom setups using bolt-on reinforcement bars and specialized frame anchors can be used for high-stress towing operations. Common materials for reinforcing a bumper are aluminum or fiberglass strips and brackets to connect them, steel tubing (welded together if necessary) along the bottom edges for extra rigidity. Mounting methods often include spot welding metal clips attached near the bumpers' rearward extremity as reinforcement against downward pressure applied when a heavy vehicle's rearend crashes into your unit. Additional components which may need installing according to individual vehicle designs - whether from an auto body repair company or by oneself following their manufacturer guidelines might incorporate shock-absorbing bushings made out of silicone for the front upper and lower bolt locations; some have pre-drilled holes whereas others don't so as to save on production costs but enhance aesthetic appearance. The choice ultimately depends on your preferred style versus functionality needs while being aware that each type will compromise between weight reduction requirements when using aftermarket bumpers (or factory one already reinforced), added security measures protecting sensitive electronic equipment stored beneath them within car trunks, etc..