Truck Bumpers & Winches in Washington, UT
Front and rear bumpers, winch mounting and recovery wiring for trucks, Jeeps and Broncos.
A bumper carries the winch, the recovery points and the lighting. We install front and rear bumpers, tire carriers, hidden winch mounts and bull bars on trucks, Jeeps and Broncos. Steel and aluminum both work here, and the choice comes down to weight and approach angle.
Steel adds weight over the front axle, so we check ride height and front spring rate after the install. A leveling kit or heavier coil often follows a full plate bumper. We measure before and after so the geometry stays inside spec.
Winch wiring runs on fused cable with a disconnect near the battery. We mount the solenoid where heat and water stay away from it, set the fairlead, and spool the rope under load. Then we pull the vehicle both directions to confirm the circuit holds.
Brands in this category include Warn, Smittybilt, Body Armor, Fab Fours, ARB and Road Armor. We fit accessories to trucks, Jeeps, Broncos, SUVs and side-by-sides. If you don't see what you're after, call us.
Recovery Gear That Gets Used Out Here
Sand Hollow and the trails past Hurricane bury a truck quickly when tire pressure is wrong. A rated recovery point on a mounted bumper turns that into a ten-minute job.
Bring the truck to 987 S 1900 East in Washington and we will look at the mounting options. Call (435) 256-8899 and we'll tell you what we can do for your vehicle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you install winches on trucks and Jeeps?
Yes. We mount winches on bumper plates and hidden mounts, run the cable to the battery with a fused disconnect, and set the fairlead and rope. We test the pull in both directions before the vehicle leaves.
Will an aftermarket bumper affect my parking sensors or camera?
Steel bumpers change sensor angles and camera housings on late-model trucks. Many bumpers include relocation cutouts for the factory hardware. We transfer the sensors and check the readings after the install.
What winch capacity should I run?
A common starting point is roughly one and a half times the loaded weight of the vehicle. Heavier trucks and mud recovery push that higher. Call with your truck and typical terrain and we will size it.
How much does a bumper and winch install cost?
It depends on the bumper material, the winch capacity and the wiring involved. Ranges vary widely between a stamped steel front bumper and a full plate build. Call (435) 256-8899 for a quote on your vehicle.
Ready to Get Started?
Tell us the vehicle and the recovery work you have in mind. We will size the bumper and winch to it.