Go Rhino 28176T - BR20 Rear Bumper Replacement - Textured Black 2023-2025 GMC Canyon SAE/DOT compliance means these lights FGXX-668603

Name: Go Rhino 28176T - BR20 Rear Bumper Replacement - Textured Black 2023-2025 GMC Canyon SAE/DOT compliance means these lights FGXX-668603
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47473003615
Price: 555.00 USD
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Go Rhino 28176T BR20 Rear Bumper Replacement Textured Black 2023 2025 GMC Canyon SAE DOT compliance means these lights FGXX 668603 SAE DOT compliance means these lights are legal for use on the street this is also very important during times when there are high pressures created inside the converter due to extended load times when the converter is in a vortex flow Heavy duty rear steel bumper replaces factory bumper Bumper has allowances for back up sensors and spare tire drop access

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