Restyling FactoryBlack Textured Stubby Front Bumper With Fog Lights Hole & 2x D-Ring & Winch Plate for 2018-2021 Wrangler JL

I have the JL LED fog lights and there are no mounts supplied with this bumper. It almost looks like the rugged ridge style mounting plate could be used. since I didn't have the time or the need to adjust my fog lights I simply drilled and tapped a few holes on the original housing at a 5 degree angle. Photos supplied.The bumpers fitment was dead on. No tabs for mounting the wiring but thankfully since I have used alternative fog light mounting I was able to use the OEM holes to put the wiring fasteners.Bumper is heavy-duty easy to install easy to mount. I'd say for the huge difference in price from its competitors it's a really good value and a really good look.

Very nice bumper, very easy to install. Fits perfectly on my 2020 Rubicon. Truly a bolt on part with no modifications needed. Came wrapped very well and came with all hardware.The only bad thing I can say is that they state that the oem fog lights will fit but they definitely do not fit. Otherwise I would have given 5 stars. I have the halogen fog lights so I’m not sure if the led fog lams will fit or not.

The description clearly states that this bumper is for a 18-19 JL. I purchased it for my 19 JL and had an experienced Jeep mechanic install it. The install went fine BUT IT DOES NOT ACCOMMODATE THE JEEP BUMPER FOG LIGHTS!!!!!! The mount on the bumper is way off and I have no idea how to mount the fog lights! I am so frustrated that my new Jeep no longer has fog lights in its bumper!!!! If you know a fix, I would appreciate your letting me know. Thank you.

Let me first start with how awesome this made my Wrangler JL look. It seems to be made of quality material and strong enough for a 12,000lb winch. Arrived with no damage or scratches. I highly recommend this if you are looking for a JL stubby bumper. Now on to why I rated this with 4 stars instead of 5.1. No install instructions at all. Not even a little hand scribbled note or a qr code to view on a smart device. This caused a little planning and process of elimination on my part. In the hardware bag you get 2 brass like colored bolts, you also get 8 washers, 8 lock washers and 6 nuts. I figured these were to mount the bumper to the jeep since there were 6 studs sticking off the bumper. Next you get 8 larger silver colored bolts with 8 washers, 8 lock washers and 4 nuts. These I used to mount the D hook brackets on the bumper. On this part there are 4 bolts that threat into the bumper. I only used the lock washers and not the flat washers for ascetics. Finally the last set of nuts and bolts are used to mount the brush guard piece on. I was left 4 small brackets and the matching hardware. These I think are used for the winch and I just haven't installed that yet. Aside from the hardware the final issue I had was the factory fog lights. They did mount perfectly to the new bumper but the problem as the wiring harness. You will have extra wire between the 2 fog light since they are closer together now you will just have to find a way to tuck it in there. The other issue with the fog lights are now the plug from the jeep can't reach the new location. I had to remove the plastic clip from the jeep frame and re-route it so it would reach. No cutting or splicing.As for the order in which I did my install.1. Remove old bumper. I used youtube and found a five minute video.2. Removed the fog lights from factory bumper.3. Installed the brush guard using the 8 nuts, bolts and washers provided.4. Installed the D ring brackets using the provided hardware.5. Installed the factory fog lights. They give you 6 nuts, bolts and washers but I used 4 and used 2 of the factory screws. You will easily see where and why. I did have to use a pair of pliers to hold the part the factory screw went into.6. Mounted bumper to wrangler using the provided hardware.7. Worked with the fog light wiring to get it inadvertently way I liked it.Hope this helps.