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Tomken Machine Front Bumpers
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- Tomken Machine front bumpers for Jeep are made in the USA.
- Wrangler front bumpers are available with multiple options such as grille guard, winch mount, light tabs etc.
- Black powder coat
- Direct bolt on
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Tomken is a Colorado-based corporation established in 1989 to meet the growing needs of off-highway enthusiasts. Our company's mission is to research, design, and manufacture new and better aftermarket Jeep™ parts. Superior engineering and workmanship coupled with the highest quality materials means the finest products available to you, our customer. Our commitment to you is to take pride in everything we produce. The trained specialists at Tomken understand what today's four wheelers need. Our corporate manufacturing facility is just north of Buena Vista, Colorado, in the heart of the Colorado Rockies. Our backyard is one of the best testing grounds in the world, and all of our products are evaluated thoroughly on and off road before they are put into production.
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2 Answered questionsIs this bumper compatible in any with with a 1996 ZJ Laredo? Cause this XJ bumper is exactly the same as the ZJ one except its $300 cheaper.
Asked by Casey from on
Hi Casey, This Tomken Machine Front Bumper is in fact for the Jeep Cherokee, it does not interchange with the Grand Cherokee ZJ's which are different, and that affects the price. We have the correct one for your '96, here it is and thanks for your inquiry.http://www.4wd.com/Jeep-Bumpers-Jeep-Tire-Carriers/Front-Bumper.aspx?t_c=64&t_s=26&t_pt=6410&t_pn=TOMTMF-0634-B
Answered by Jim G Ext 4806 from on
I need specifics about receiver hitch and mount ability of driving lights, thank-you
Asked by dfk from Durango, CO. on
This is a 2" class 2 receiver. You can mount driving lights to this bumper, however it will most likely require drilling and customization depending on the lights.
Answered by Craig R. from Durango, CO. on
