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Freightliner Century 112/120 Bumpers
Replace Your Freightliner Century Semi Truck Bumper
Choose from: - stainless steel, chrome, or paintable finishes. - Light cutouts, tow hole options, and back plate configurations - Boxed or angled end designs for a more aggressive or clean look - Mounting brackets, covers, and air deflector compatibilityYouâll find everything you need to replace a worn-out bumperâor give your Century a fresh front-end upgrade.
Want More than Just a Bumper?
Accelerate your front-end customization and upgrade the style of your rig with matching parts, like: Freightliner Century Louvered Grilles Freightliner Century Paintable Front Fenders Freightliner Century Headlight AssembliesFrom basic repairs to full-blown custom builds, weâve got parts that help you look better and drive smarter.
Why Upgrade Your Front End at 4 State Trucks?
A new bumper doesnât just clean up the front endâit adds resale value, visual appeal, and that âI take care of my rig" look. Itâs all about showing pride in your truck. Whether youâre running solo as an owner-operator or managing an entire fleet, a new bumper is a quick, impactful upgrade that gets attention. Shop now and find the perfect fit for your Freightliner Century 112 or 120.Frequently Asked Questions About Freightliner Century 112/120 Bumpers
Will these bumpers fit my specific Century model year?
Our Century 112/120 bumpers are designed to fit models from 1996 to 2010. However, there are slight variations between early models (1996-2004) and later models (2005-2010) due to mounting bracket changes. Always verify your truck's exact year and check the product description for specific compatibility notes. If you're unsure, contact us with your OEM number and we'll confirm the correct fitment.
What's the difference between chrome steel and stainless steel bumpers?
Chrome-plated steel bumpers offer a mirror-like finish at a lower cost but require regular maintenance to prevent rust, especially in areas with road salt. Stainless steel bumpers (typically 304-grade) are more expensive but provide superior corrosion resistance and maintain their appearance longer with minimal upkeep. Chrome bumpers need polishing every few months, while stainless can go much longer between cleanings.
Do I need special tools or professional installation?
Most Century bumper installations can be completed with standard tools including socket wrenches, torque wrench, and basic hand tools. The process typically takes 2-4 hours depending on whether you're replacing an existing bumper or installing on a new truck. Common challenges include aligning mounting brackets and managing the bumper's weight (usually 80-120 lbs), so having a helper is strongly recommended. Professional installation runs $200-400 if you prefer that route.
Are aftermarket bumpers as durable as OEM?
Quality aftermarket bumpers from reputable manufacturers often match or exceed OEM specifications. Look for bumpers made from 16-gauge or thicker steel with proper reinforcement channels. Key durability indicators include welded (not just bolted) brackets, thick chrome plating (triple-plated is best), and reinforced mounting points. Many aftermarket options actually offer heavier construction than factory bumpers.
Can I add accessories like light bars or step plates to these bumpers?
Yes, most Century 112/120 bumpers come with pre-drilled holes or mounting provisions for common accessories. Standard fog light cutouts typically accommodate 4-inch round lights. Step plates and light bars often require additional brackets specific to your bumper model. Check if your chosen bumper has reinforced mounting points for heavier accessories like deer guards or push plates, as not all bumpers support these additions.
