X AUTOHAUX 15236353 Car Front Bumper Step Bumpers for GMC Sierra 1500 2014-2019 4.3L 5.3L 6.2L

Perfect fit!!!!!

While replacing rear brakes on my truck, I noticed that the bump stops were damaged after 17 years and 395K miles. The old pieces were easy to remove with a deep socket and open end wrench. You have to reuse your old bolt on this unit. I also used a standard 5/16" flat washer inside the bump stop as there was no reinforcement on the inside of the bolt hole like the oem.

Fixed my problem. My old bump stops were crumbly.. So I ordered these because I saw a photo by another reviewer that matched my setup exactly. I was also able to use the original bolt for each one. I had to find the right length extension that could be both long enough to reach up through the center hole of the bump stop and get to the bolt to get it started and to tighten it, but also one that wasn’t too long and would allow me to get my ratchet on it. Because of the way the rear axle is positioned,; being almost directly beneath the workable area, it made it a little more difficult than you’d think it would be. But with a little patience and persistence I was able to find what I needed to get the job done. Now, my ride is a little less clanky and bangy

They fix the loud bam from the rear end my old ones crumbled in my hands cheap and work well

My 2017 Silverado is lowered and for about 6 months I couldn't figure why there was such a violent metal-slamming clanging sound coming from the rear when i would go over bumps. I read forums and googled and finally I started looking around to see where it's coming from. I had no idea my truck even had "Rear Spring Bumper Bump Stops". They were completely gone, which might be due to the truck being lowered 5" in the rear. GM wanted about $80-$90 for these parts. I decided to give it a shot with these aftermarket bumpers at a fraction of the cost. The foam/rubber material they are made of is really dense and seems sturdy, I used the original bolts that were on the truck for the install. It's been a few months and the truck is like new! No more loud metal slamming noise. I did notice that the bumpers were getting squished and pushed sideways on the landing plate (where they hit)....so I jacked the truck up and cut off about an inch of the bumpers so that they would compress down the middle. I only had to do this extra part because the truck is lowered. Now they compress in the middle and they don't look like they're going to get ripped off sideways. Comparing these to the price of what the dealer wants, I could stock up with a few sets to keep on hand if I ever have issues again. It was an easy enough install using a YouTube video. A+++ product.