Looking to spruce up your rig and retain its resale value for years to come? Our lineup of Kenworth T660 bumpers is designed to give you the perfect mix of style and affordability.
Shop High-Quality Kenworth T660 Aftermarket Bumper Designs
Whether you're after rugged grille guards, polished chrome bumpers, or heavy-duty steel options that can take a hit, you ll find what you need to upgrade the front end of your T660. These bumpers don't just look good they 're made to handle the daily grind and keep your truck's front end protected from road debris, weather, and the unexpected.
With clean lines, bold finishes, and solid construction, these bumpers add a serious edge to your rig. Want to go all in? Pair your new bumper with custom lights, mud flaps, or aerodynamic add-ons for a fully personalized setup.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Kenworth T660 Bumpers
What years and models are these bumpers compatible with?
Our Kenworth T660 bumpers are designed to fit model years 2008-2016. However, compatibility can vary based on your specific truck configuration. Trucks with set-forward axles may require different mounting brackets than standard configurations. We recommend checking your OEM or contacting our support team with your truck's year and axle configuration to ensure proper fitment before ordering.
Are these bumpers made from chrome-plated steel or stainless steel?
We offer both options. Chrome-plated steel bumpers provide a mirror finish at a lower price point but require regular maintenance to prevent rust, especially in areas with road salt. Our 304 stainless steel bumpers cost more upfront but resist corrosion better and maintain their appearance longer with minimal maintenance. The gauge thickness is typically 16-gauge for standard bumpers and 14-gauge for heavy-duty options.
How difficult is the installation, and what tools are required?
Installation typically takes 2-4 hours for experienced mechanics. You'll need basic hand tools, including socket wrenches (typically 3/4" and 7/8"), a torque wrench, and possibly a drill if new mounting holes are required. The main challenges include aligning the bumper properly and accessing mounting bolts behind the bumper. Some customers report needing to slightly modify brackets for perfect fitment. Professional installation runs $200-400 at most truck shops if you prefer not to DIY.
What's the difference between OEM replacement and aftermarket styles?
OEM replacement bumpers match the original factory specifications and mounting points exactly, making installation straightforward. Aftermarket styles often feature additional options like built-in fog light cutouts, tow hook provisions, or aerodynamic designs. While aftermarket options can enhance appearance and functionality, they may require additional brackets or modifications for proper fitment. Always verify mounting compatibility if choosing an aftermarket style.
How do I prevent rust and maintain the chrome finish?
For chrome bumpers, wash regularly with mild soap and water, especially during winter months to remove road salt. Apply a quality chrome polish monthly and consider using a protective wax coating. Inspect mounting points and the back side of the bumper quarterly for early signs of rust. Address any chips or scratches immediately with touch-up chrome paint to prevent rust from spreading. Stainless steel bumpers require less maintenance but should still be cleaned regularly to maintain their appearance.
