Ford F-150 Rear Bumper Ends With Sensor Holes - FO1102373
Prices are subject to change.
Prices are subject to change.
Sensor holes are small openings on a vehicle’s bumper or body panels that house sensors used for parking assistance, collision detection, or adaptive cruise control. These sensors help detect obstacles, measure distance, and enhance the vehicle's safety features. Before purchasing, be sure to double-check if your vehicle is equipped with sensor holes, as not all models have them. Confirming compatibility will help avoid any installation issues and ensure the product fits perfectly.
| Make | Model | Year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| FORD | F-150 | 2009-2014 | Styleside; w/Rear Object Sensors; prime |
Overall rating: 4.4473686 / 5 from 38 reviews.
The Ford F-150 Rear Bumper Ends With Sensor Holes part number FO1102373 is a compatible replacement for model years 2009-2014. Customers praise its flawless paint and perfect fit, ensuring durability and longevity.
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"Perfect fit and color match (by VIN). AND exceptionally well-packaged for shipping (the box WAS actually damaged, but the parts were perfectly protected)."
"Paint match was great and fit perfect."
"Second purchase, I also replaced my front bumper and color match was very good."
"Matched my paint perfectly and fit just right"
"Gave me the wrong color after waiting 5 weeks for shipping."
"Fit good and paint matched"
"Fits good. Match is not good at all. This paint color takes a mix of paints with metallic and the paint code should have that in it but it is not dark enough to match the truck. Does not look good at all. Very easy to see difference. Order process went smoothly"
"I have never done a review on something before. I am beyond impressed with the bumpers. Perfect fit and look amazing. Definitely recommend"
"Exactly what was ordered and came in a timely matter. Price was great and the paint matched my truck. I would highly recommend this company."