Bumper End Cap
Sherman 1658-91B-2 Rear Bumper End Cover Right Side with Sensor Holes for Nissan Armada
Sherman 902-90DR Right Front Bumper End Cap Chrome Without Fog Lamp Holes
Sherman 902-91ATR Right Rear Bumper End Cap Chrome with Parking Sensors for Silverado Sierra
Sherman 902-90CR Right Front Bumper End Cap Chrome with Fog Lamp Cutouts
Keystone Rear Bumper End Cap Side Textured with Park Assist Sensor Holes CAPA
Sherman 902-91CTR Right Rear Bumper End Chrome Without Sensors for Silverado/Sierra
Sherman 902-91BR Right Rear Bumper End Cap with Parking Sensors for Silverado/Sierra
Sherman 902-91BL Left Rear Bumper End Cap with Parking Sensor Provisions
Sherman 901-22B Front Bumper Trim Cap End for GM Trucks and SUVs
Sherman 906-91FL Left Rear Bumper Extension with Side Molding for Chevy S10/GMC Sonoma Fleetside
Sherman 902-90AL Left Front Bumper End Cap without Fog Lamp Provision for Silverado 1500
Sherman 902-90HL Front Bumper End Cap Chrome Driver Side No Fog Lamp Silverado 1500
Keystone FO1104131 Driver Side Rear Bumper End Cap Without Wheel Opening Moldings
Keystone GM1005156C Passenger Side Front Bumper End Chrome with Fog Light Opening
Platinum Plus GM1104151C Rear Driver Side Bumper End Primed Without Park Assist
Keystone GM1105148 Passenger Side Rear Bumper End with Park Assist
Keystone TO1104132 Rear Driver Side Bumper End Chrome Plastic with Park Assist Sensor
Platinum Plus FO1102375C Rear Bumper End Set Painted Styleside Left and Right
Dorman 242-6113 Front Driver Side Heavy Duty Corner Bumper End Cap, Black
Keystone CH1117104 Rear Bumper End Right Passenger Side Without Blind Spot Detection
What Is a Bumper End Cap?
A bumper end cap, sometimes called a bumper end, bumper corner or bumper extension, is the trim piece that finishes off the outer edge of a bumper. On many trucks, SUVs and older vehicles with traditional bumpers, the main bumper bar is steel, and the end cap covers its exposed tip. It gives the bumper a clean, finished profile and ties the bumper visually to the fenders and body lines around it.
Why Bumper End Caps Matter
End caps are easy to overlook until one cracks or goes missing, but they do more than fill a gap. They help shield the steel bumper beneath from water, road salt, dirt and other corrosives that can start rust at an open edge. They also sit at the corners of the vehicle, so they tend to take the brunt of parking-lot scrapes, trail contact, and minor impacts. A damaged cap makes a vehicle look neglected, and it can leave the bumper structure exposed to moisture.
What to Consider When Shopping
- Position: Front or rear, and driver or passenger side. Caps are handed, so confirm the correct side for your application.
- Vehicle-specific fit: Mounting points, screw locations and contours vary by make, model and year, so match the part to your exact vehicle.
- Material and finish: Most caps are molded plastic, often with a textured black finish. Some applications use chrome or painted-to-match pieces, so check the finish against your existing bumper.
- Hardware: Some caps ship with mounting screws, while others reuse your original fasteners. Check the package contents before you start.
- Heavy-duty needs: Commercial trucks and work vehicles often use larger corner bumper pieces designed for tougher duty.
Top Brands in Bumper End Caps
Sherman is a long-standing name in collision and body replacement parts, and its end caps are a practical choice for restoring the factory look of a damaged bumper corner.
Keystone is a well-known supplier of aftermarket collision and body parts, offering bumper components aimed at straightforward, vehicle-specific replacement.
Replacement offers the broadest selection here, covering many makes, models and model years, which is especially helpful when you are hunting for a hard-to-find cap for an older vehicle.
Mopar Performance is the factory-backed parts and accessories arm associated with Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram vehicles, a good fit if you want a part tied to those platforms.
Dorman offers direct-replacement end caps designed to match the shape and contour of the original equipment. Its range includes Jeep Wrangler front and rear caps as well as heavy-duty corner bumper pieces for commercial applications.
Installation and Care Tips
Most bumper end caps can be replaced with basic hand tools. Remove the damaged piece, clean any dirt or corrosion from the bumper edge, and check the mounting holes for damage before fitting the new cap. A light coat of rust-inhibiting paint on any exposed steel is a smart step before the new cap goes on. Once installed, the new cap should sit flush with the bumper and follow the body lines, restoring both the appearance and the protection of your bumper.