Fielder165/2017 Bumper Slide

Bumper slides, also known as bumper brackets or clips, are small plastic or metal parts that secure the ends of a bumper to the vehicle's body, typically the fenders or wings. They are a standard part of a vehicle's design and play a crucial role in the bumper's structural integrity and ability to withstand impacts. Elaboration: Function: Bumper slides help to hold the bumper in place and prevent it from moving or being damaged during collisions or normal driving. Location: They are usually found at the ends of the bumper, where it meets the vehicle's side panels. Materials: Bumper slides are commonly made of plastic or metal, depending on the vehicle and its design. Replacement: If a bumper slide is damaged, it should be replaced to ensure the bumper remains securely attached and effective.