All the winches we sell come with fairleads, confirmed to fit. The Hawse fairlead for synthetic ropes and roller fairleads for steel cables. The bumper comes with a cover plate, for non-winch offerings.
We updated the site with better photos today -
Do you have a 3D comparison of this bumper to stock? It sticks out farther but what are the other comparable dimensions? Thanks
Is there a specific reason that the bumper comes out so much farther now? Looks to be a few inches more than stock. That’s what is giving me hesitation. Does it add a lot of approach angle? Does it allow room for brush guard?
Try and watch the videos (photo angles get distorted from lens fisheye effect, especially when close up) - looks are subjective, but vast majority love it. The depth is a couple inches - nothing unusual or unsightly at all. Most welcome a couple inches, so if you do bump something - you're not damaging the stainless hood or fenders. The depth enables packaging lights or winch and keeping the underlying subsystems intact (factory tow hooks, vent dampers, camera / sensor components, latch bracketry, bumper brackets, etc).
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Some insight in the service manual
It's strange that you sell bumpers without having them in stock.
They have proven themselves repeatedly and been here a very long time. You're new and it shows.
Thanks - we offer a pre-order special deal; folks get a savings for jumping on board / in-line. And we wanted to get posted since others have listings for bumpers that didnt really exist yet
several people were asking us to show what we had coming, so they could decide
ah, yes good idea. need to remove the stock stuff. then install ours. Ours is not a quick and simple 4 bolt install, because ours is a proper structural bumper that is safely engineered for jacking and winching. We have a lot of brackets. Not 'hard', but just FYI mutliple steps. And rest easy, because it's a well engineered and manufactured part.
