ECOTRIC Front Stubby Bumper Compatible with Wrangler JK JL Gladiator JT

Had to hammer the bolts to make them align on one side but love the bumper. Looks great!

Quality is light duty but with a few extra bucks in grade 8 hardware this is a very usable mount. I also added a 1/4" plate under the winch so the bolts dont pull through the light metal it's made of. I used it several times and a couple of them where hard pulls. The D-rings would be good for maybe keeping a Chihuahua tied up to the porch but just maybe. The mounts that the rings hook to are actually very very well made. I use soft shackles and they slip right through the holes. I opted to not use the over loop. It wasn't bad looking but sometimes less is more. If you have a budget and don't want to spend 600$ + on name brand that does nothing more than this can do this is your ticket. Very easy install. And the light holes all line up perfectly.

This bumper is honestly the most inexpensive bumper I could find, probably cheaper than just a winch plate. For that alone, it is a tremendous value. It feels stout, I like the style, and there's no gaudy branding cut into it (I'm looking at you EAG). The hoop is a fat tube, and looks meaty (even though it's only attached via 8 small bolts).Cons... One of the d-ring mounts was welded crooked, so it looks kinda wonky, but with the shackle on it, it's not too noticable. The light tabs are a bit deep and low on the bar, so I'm unable to aim my Hella 500's down enough; I can probably correct with about a half inch stack of washers. I do wish there were some holes drilled into the tube to route wires, but I can punch my own. The package was pretty bad.. It was basically wrapped in felt and a 1/8" thick foam blanket, then cardboard wrapped around it (no airspace or cushioning). Amazingly, nothing was bashed in from shipping, but there were a couple (very minor) dents and scratched off paint on either side of where the winch mounts. No biggie, a dab of bed liner will hide it I'm sure. It doesn't come with nuts for the main mounting bolts, and I'm not sure if the factory nuts are compatible, but I ordered some from Amazon anyway (not here yet). But overall, I couldn't be happier with the value and appearance.I'm going to attempt to install onto a 2019 Wangler (JL), as rumor has it, JK bumpers are compatible. Will update when Amazon delivers the rest of my order.Edit: It fits JL Wranglers, no problem. There's maybe 1/2" gap between the bumper and the grille at the closest, so, no rubbing, looks like it was meant to be there. My Sport plastic bumper halogen fogs are the three-tab style, and this bumper takes the four tab style, so I had to drill a couple holes in the fogs to use them, but it worked out in the end. You'll need your own bolts to mount them. Hopefully there's no rubbing when the winch shows up.

You know that saying "You get what you pay for..." Arrived super well packaged, I mean I have purchase countless bumpers from the internet and this may be the best packaged one I have ever gotten. That is where the praise ends. Horrible welds. Blown out holes that were not fixed. The coating poured out of the packaging and all over my floor and chips off when you look at the bumper. The one really concerning item to me is that there is a gap between the front layer of the bumper and the mounting surface of the back side of the bumper, meaning you can easily over tighten the mounting hardware and deform the bumper and any impact would likely destroy the bumper. Would make a great bas for someone wanting to modify the heck out of a bumper.Update: It has been about 6 months and the coating on at least 1/2 of the bumper is about to pop off.

Great stubby bumper for the money. There are other bumpers that are almost identical, but cost more so I went with this one. Is it going to hold up to trail abuse? I can’t imagine that it will. But it has the look and gives clearance for larger tires. Factory fog lights mount easily, but you’ll need to provide screws for that. I used some sheet metal screws I had in my shop.As another reviewer said, you will need to purchase some hardware in advance and you should absolutely install the bull bar and lights BEFORE attaching to the Jeep.It was packaged extremely well, but still had two small scuffs in the finish on the bull bar so I touched up the paint with some satin black Krylon before installing.*UPDATE* I sold this Jeep to a friend not long after installing the bumper. It still looks great with minimal rust.

First the good:1. Its Cheap but seems to be durable2. It looks good and for the money, coming with a Bull bar is pretty good!3. The fog lights and cree work lights on the front are nice and have plenty of light.Now the bad:1. You will need to use your existing wiring harness to connect these lights to your Jeep. You will need to snip off the Jeep connectors (only two, Leave the main one that connects to the Jeep itself. It is a larger Gray one on my Jeep) re-strip the wires and connect them to the wires on the new bumper.2. I have a 2020 Jeep Gladiator and the bolts from this bumper did not match up. They were at least 1/4 inch off. It took me 2 hours of drilling the Steel factory holes on my jeep to get this to fit. After having metal shards all over me and being exhausted, the bolts finally lined up. Also when you drill them out, you will need to make sure they are level. So mark the holes first and then drill to the mark, otherwise the bumper will be uneven.3. The factory splash guard will not fit the new bumper and considering all of the wires are just exposed, I had to spend another 3 hours figuring out how to put my factory splash guard on using zip ties and the two factory screws. It will hold for a bit, but they REALLY need something to cover the wires on the bottom of the bumper.4. The Bull Bar is held on with 4 flimsy bolts. I used them for now but I certainly plan on replacing them in the near future.The new Bumper only comes with 6 bolts. The factory bumper has 8. Not sure who made this decision??Overall you get what you pay for! I can't complain considering this was the cheapest bumper of its kind. In fact if they fixed the bolt alignment issue, provided a bottom to the bumper to cover the wires and tougher bolts for the Bull Bar, I would be singing their praises right now.

This item came in the best packaging ever! Great deal for the money. (I wont know about installation till next week, but great value) OK, so we finally installed it, and it was a bit of a struggle, but I did not have to grind, cut, or anything other than try and manipulate the studs a bit so that all 6 studs would fit. (key is to make a template for the mounting bracket, and then bend the studs so they fit. (I used ratchet with socket on the nut added to the end of the stud. (we are talking micro manipulation, not truly bending the stud, only the mounting service. ) This will work for winching out of the ditch, or in the woods pulling logs, but I would spend the 500 plus if you were thinking of actually wheeling and using a winch to help you out. This is very thin steel, and will not hold if you were stuck in the rubicon, and needed to winch yourself up a big obstacle. This will work for what little I expect to have to winch, but again if you plan on using it often, purchase something that is going to become part of your frame. This unit will not support pulling that much weight with much resistance, but should hold if pulling you out of a ditch somewhere. I still give it a 5 out of 5 for the price. Lights work great.

ECOTRIC Front Bumper is indeed an invaluable asset, in fact, it can easily fit a custom setup like mine which is a C-10 wheeler! First it was made for Wranglers and Gladiators but after some minor modifications, it goes on my truck really well. The front bumper is very robust and stiff and can take a lot of abuse on rough terrain and most importantly, very good for the front end protection.The off-road bumper offers a rugged and aggressive look, which perfectly matches my off road setup. Moreover, the built-in winch plate and D-ring mounts are fantastic features that allow for easy recovery scenarios. In addition, it adds beauty but is also very practical as it’s highly resistant to rust and scratches – the powder-coated finish.In terms of fitment and modification, I’d say it was a struggle worth going through. This bumper completes the shape and function of my truck as it ready for the trails and also looks stunning. I would recommend this product to all the customizers out there; for adventurous drivers, this is an amazing product!

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Good for the price. There were marks through the finish from moving in the carton. Also where the fairhead for the winch attaches was bent a bit. Can straighten it. Need some better packing.There was rust dust on the hoop and in the plastic bag it was in. Coming from the holes for coating. Hopefully doesn't cause an issue. Haven't installed yet so not sure about fit.

Item came in well packaged but the powered coat was already flaking off. I figured for the price I might as well keep it and spray some bedliner on it. It’s a Jeep. After I got everything installed I realized thr driver side fog light was slightly off. After taking a closer look the welds were wrong and I permanently have a cockeyed fog light. Price is great, quality is well below what you’re expecting.Buy something else……

This is a solid bumper for the price.The welds are not great but not terrible either. I am not worried at all that it will fall apart but i predict its gonna rust easily. (Thats just a wild guess)Packaging was amazing full of urethane to protect everything 10/10 nothing to say.Hardware is missing for the fog lightIt will not fit the bumper you’ll need to go and buy some for yourself(no big deal)The brackets for the shackle looks solid toMe but i didnt put them to the test yet.The stinger add a very nice look.Overall i’ll give it a 8.5/10 for the look & priceI would buy it again.

The bumper arrived in probably the nicest packaging I've seen. It was wrapped in a nice blanket with a foam box all around it. The cardboard was damaged because delivery drivers seem to enjoy throwing packages around but the bumper itself arrived in good shape. For the price I don't have anything bad to say about it. The key is to manage expectations when purchasing a budget item. It's a great deal. If I had to nitpick then I'd change the quality of the bolts. Also there's no way to mount a license plate. The only actual spot I could put it is between the fog lights and even that's a bit tight as the plate will obstruct a bit of the lights. All in all for a budget bumper it gets two thumbs up from me.