Toyota Sienna Front Bumper Without Sensor Holes - TO1000442
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| TOYOTA | SIENNA | 2018-2020 | L|LE|XLE; w/o Park Distance Sensors; prime |
Overall rating: 4.142857 / 5 from 7 reviews.
Review topics: ["service"].
"Had to change our front bumper as my wife hit it on a snow bank at a parking lot. Ordered the pieces from Partify and all came very well packed to avoid damage. Pieces came in different deliveries, but not too far apart. The painting job was excellent and match perfectly the car. The only complain I could have is that it did not come with the plastic covers to where some siennas have fog lights. Ours doesn’t have fog lights. And there was no option to order these on Partify. But I used the ones from the old bumper that were not damaged thankfully. Very easy to install DIY. Photos are of the old bumper once it was off, and the new bumper in place."
"The part fit perfectly and was well painted. It also arrived a bit ahead of time. Well done"
"👌🏾"
"Paid another 200 for the bumper to com paint matched and it came in the wrong shade of white."
"The part arrived earlier than expected and in perfect condition. I had a body shop install it for me, it fit perfectly and looks great. I have no complaints whatsoever. Will hopefully never need to, but would definitely purchase from partify again."
"Looks like the original Toyota part"
"Fair quality for the price. Shipping is bit expensive over all it’s okay. Some body gaps where the bumper meets fender. Kind of sticks out"