Can it be used on stock Jeep bumpers (2014 wrangler unlimited)
1246457
Can it yes Should it probably not You could use it but theres a chance of bending or scraping your bumper If this doesnt bother you then go for it if it does bother you i reccomend getting an aftermarket bumper first
361500
I don't. believe so, the mounting is totally different. The thickness in the bumper is different.
296370
Yes. Works perfectly with my 2014 Rubicon Unlimited with the Smittybilt XRC bumper.
1517917
I have a 2001 Jeep Wrangler Sport with the original bumper and it fit just fine. they are basically the same model. it is real easy to install.
241125
No, stock factory bumpers will not support a winch or the forces involved with a recovery operation. Depending on what you drive there may be options to keep your stock bumper and add in winch support frames/skeletons that will hold a winch and withstand the forces involved but keep a relatively looking stock bumper intact. I run one such system on my Jeep XJ. It's called the Detours USA Backbone bumper system. Do yourself a favor and buy an actual winch bumper or support. Even Wranglers require some kind of support plate to support a winch.
1608747
I can't see any reason why not, bumpers, frames and everything else is the same. I think the add was not changed as the year models did. Took me a huge 15 minutes to stick it on! Little hint.....the back bumper is not real, it weights next to nothing and comes off in 5 minutes.......take it off put the hitch on then reinstall! It's very easy that way.
1176801
Not sure but I would say no. My jeep was stock without this stuff. It looks good but has a 1/8 of an inch of thickness. Hope this helps.
90581
Not as far as I'm aware. If you look at either side of the bumper under the jeep, you'll see two mounting flanges holdin it on. There's one in the middle too. It's easy to slide a wrench or ratchet in there and remove the bumper. That way you have unrestricted access to the frame bar where the hitch connects. Install the hitch, put the bumper back on and you're good to go. If possible, take the bumper off the mounting flanges and leave them connected to the frame.Hope that helps!
382058
Not 100% sure of this but i would say no. It was pretty specific to my jeep (ie. Bolt holes and slot height for the bumper)
1370989
we put ours on an '08 JK. i would go to the parts department of the jeep dealer and see if a factory bumper from an ,07-13 will fit a 14 and if it will it would make sense that this set up would work for you.
263234
I believe so you may have to pull out the plastic insert in your bumper but there should be no issues they mount in one hole in the bottom of the frame and onto two studs but as always double check with your local dealer ship they can tell you for sure
1983790
you need a modification. It can be place in a roll bar, but does not fit in your bumper without modification. regards.
1817790
Should be no problem whatsoever. I also had all kinds of scrapes and scratches on my bumper and had actually considered having it airbrushed before applying the BumperTek. But decided the BumperTek would cover up most of them, and it did. And there was no issue getting it to adhere to the bumper right over the scratches. Bill
296372
It will work, there are brackets that come with the tow bar that you will need to mount to your bumper. The alternative would be to purchase a Smittybilt bumper which have the brackets
2126950
There's nothing about the tow bar itself that is special for a Jeep. It could in theory be fastened to just about any vehicle. However, in most cases, that would be a bad idea. (1) Most cars don't have a steel bumper. If you fasten the tow bar to the typical fiberglass or plastic bumper, it'll just tear it apart when you try to tow. (2) Most cars don't have four-wheel-neutral. The Jeep Wrangler, like many vehicles with four-wheel drive (but NOT like many vehicles with "all-wheel-drive") has a "Neutral" for the *transfer case*, which is different than shifting the transmission into Neutral. When the transfer case is in neutral, that disconnects the transmission from the wheels. If you cannot disconnect the transmission from the wheels, then towing the vehicle on all of its wheels can damage or destroy the transmission. When towing a "normal" car, either you put it on a towing dolly which lifts the drive wheels (front if its front-wheel-drive, rear if it's rear-wheel-drive) so they don't spin, or you get underneath it and disconnect the drive shaft. My father's GMC pickup has an "N" setting on its 4WD controls. If we could find a way to connect the tow bar to the chassis so that we had a secure connection that could take the strain, this tow bar could be used to tow that pickup. Personally, I wouldn't try it. Chrysler offers a factory option for a front-bumper-mounted winch for Jeep Wranglers, so I know that they made sure the structure of the front bumper can handle the force necessary to pull the entire vehicle out of a mud pit. I have no way of knowing if the GMC pickup's bumper support could handle the same. Most bumpers are intended to protect against too much force being *pushed,* and don't have any reason for great strength when being *pulled.* So *could* you? Probably. *Should* you? Probably not.
447412
It shouldn't, the stock bumper is just a piece of metal. The stock bumper is just a piece of bent metal and this bumper is just a bigger peice of metal, there for it leads me to believe that it shouldnt be a problem.
599925
I believer that the mounting holes are not compatible with your model Jeep. Check with the manufacturer for a direct fit bumper.