Shop Freightliner Cascadia 113 & 125 Front Bumpers

4 State Trucks carries the aftermarket chrome and factory style replacement bumpers, centers, ends and mounting brackets you need for your Freightliner Cascadia. Choose from 14, 16, 18 and 20 inch chrome or plastic bumpers with center step, fog light, tow or vent holes.

Freightliner Cascadia 113/125 Front Bumpers

Transform Your Rig. Amplify Your Cascadia 113/125 Front Bumper

Tired of a bland front end? Replace factory dullness with a bold, chrome-plated statement. Whether you're rolling into a delivery or pulling onto a show lot, a new front bumper amplifies your presence.

Why Upgrade Your Chrome?

#1. Command Attention Shatter the cookie-cutter look with bumpers that shine. Chrome, stainless, or custom-painted poly—each one lets your Cascadia stand apart from the pack. #2. Dial In the Details Snap on a bumper that’s built to match your setup. Fog light cutouts. Tow hook mounts. Sensor ports. No hacks or compromises—just a precision-ready fit. #3. Revive Your Look Ditch the dents, rust, and scrapes. A new bumper restores your front end and refreshes your identity. It’s one upgrade that speaks volumes with zero downtime.

What You Get

- Mirror-shine chrome that demands respect. - Polyurethane flexibility that holds up to road abuse. - Built-in options for lighting, hooks, and tech. - Quick install that saves time and hassle. - A sleeker, sharper profile that turns heads.

Fully Customize Your Freightliner Truck's Front End

Pair it with custom hood trim accents and Cascadia 113/125 driving lights to ignite a full front-end transformation. Elevate your ride. Max out your style. Reclaim the front end you deserve.

Frequently Asked Questions About Freightliner Cascadia 113/125 Front Bumpers

Will these bumpers fit my specific Cascadia model year?

Our Freightliner Cascadia 113/125 front bumpers are designed to fit 2008-2017 model years. However, there are important distinctions: bumpers for 2008-2015 models have different mounting points than 2016-2017 models due to Freightliner's design updates. Always verify your truck's exact model year and check the product description for specific compatibility notes. If you're unsure, contact us with your VIN number and we'll confirm the correct fitment.

What's the difference between chrome, stainless steel, and painted bumper options?

Chrome bumpers offer a mirror-like finish but require regular polishing to maintain their shine and prevent pitting. Stainless steel bumpers (typically 304 or 316 grade) provide excellent corrosion resistance with less maintenance but have a brushed or polished finish rather than chrome's mirror shine. Painted bumpers match your truck's color and are more resistant to stone chips but may require touch-ups over time. Consider your climate, maintenance preferences, and aesthetic goals when choosing.

Can I install these bumpers myself, or do I need professional help?

While DIY installation is possible with basic mechanical skills, most bumpers weigh 80-150 pounds and require 2-3 people for safe handling. You'll need standard tools including socket wrenches, torque wrench, and possibly a drill for accessories. Installation typically takes 3-5 hours. Common challenges include aligning mounting brackets, routing fog light wiring, and ensuring proper fitment around the hood. Many customers report success with DIY installation, but professional installation ensures proper torque specifications and alignment.

Are these bumpers DOT compliant, and will they affect my truck's weight rating?

All our Cascadia front bumpers meet DOT requirements for commercial vehicles. Most aftermarket bumpers add 20-50 pounds compared to OEM plastic bumpers, which has minimal impact on your GVWR. Heavy-duty steel bumpers with integrated tow hooks can add 75-100 pounds. This weight difference is typically negligible for weight ratings but may slightly affect fuel economy. Always check your specific state's regulations regarding bumper modifications.

How do these aftermarket bumpers compare to OEM in terms of durability?

Quality aftermarket bumpers often exceed OEM durability, especially when upgrading from plastic to metal. Our steel bumpers use 14-16 gauge steel (compared to some OEM 18-20 gauge), providing better impact resistance. Chrome and stainless options resist corrosion better than painted OEM bumpers in harsh climates. However, fit and finish can vary by manufacturer. We recommend brands like Valley Chrome, Titan, and RoadWorks for consistent quality and precise fitment that matches or exceeds OEM standards.