OEM Bumpers

What Does Replacing the Bumper on a Toyota Vehicle Cost on Average?

The worst has happened. You and your Toyota -- you just got into a fender-bender on the I-20 out of Dallas. Its bumpers are all dinged up and dented -- or worse, cracked and broken.

Sadly, it can happen to the best ABS or polypropylene. It can even happen to a tougher bumper -- one with protective aluminum or steel reinforcement bars, and especially to one with a longer overhang.

Or maybe it's not as bad as all that. Maybe your bumpers are just plain worn out. If one has fallen off, though, you have another problem -- it can make your ride unsafe if not illegal to drive. If it's about to fall off, on the other hand, it'll end up putting everybody else in traffic in harm's way.

Luckily, replacing a bumper is a fairly straightforward job. However, it's one that can be more expensive to have done at a Toyota service center than you might think. We're talking a cost of anywhere from a few hundred dollars to $2,000, sometimes more.

Of course, the bill can vary depending on what Toyota model you drive, too. A smaller car, like Toyota Corolla, and you might be looking at anywhere from $70 to that $300 mark. A bigger truck, though, like Toyota Tacoma, and costs could be closer to $1,000. Usually, though, they're higher.

Shop with us, though, and you'll get Toyota quality for less; our bumpers are genuine OEM, made to fit, and best of all, marked down steeply. After your new one's installed, it'll just a matter of taking the best care of it possible, so it lasts as long as possible. That means scrubbing it during regular car washes (to get rid of corrosive muck and damaging debris), waxing to protect the paint and stave off fade, fixing the look of any chips with touch-up paint (or a touch-up paint pen), and above all, driving smart.

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