Iron Cross Bumpers

Just like the pickup truck, Iron Cross Bumpers prides itself on being an all-American brand. The iconic logo comes from the Maltese Cross. It represents strength and durability. That’s why the armed forces and so many fire departments use the Maltese Cross to this day.

The Tulsa, Oklahoma company offers some of the best bumpers in the industry and prides itself on the quality and craftsmanship of each bumper leaving their facility.

Why choose Iron Cross bumper?

Do you want the best? Go with a company that has been there since the very beginning. Iron cross has been a successful part of the aftermarket bumper industry since the beginning. By making the bumpers right here in the US, you can be sure that you get a good quality product every time.

A wide variety of bumpers are available to fit the style and needs of everyone, including yourself! For the truck that works as hard as its owner, the Hardline and Heavy Duty series are perfect as they come with added protection and winch support. If you still want to upgrade the look and functionality of your truck, but without the added weight, we recommend the Low Profile and RS series. 

Available Series

No matter your application, BumperStock has an Iron Cross Bumper that will fit your needs. Rear Iron Cross bumpers are also available in most series to get the back-end looking as good as the front. 

RS Series

The RS line of bumpers offers a new, sleek and low-profile design that many custom truck owners are after. No matter if your pickup is stock or lifted, the RS line will make it stand out.

Bumpers feature a shell made from extra-touch 10-gauge steel and mounting brackets made of ¼” for years of trouble-free performance. Additionally, a 2” square class III receiver tube is perfectly integrated into the bumper, allowing for easy trailer pushing or recovery. 

Hardline Series

The Hardline Series bumpers bring together great looks and quality to make for a durable bumper that performs just as well as it looks.

Lighting up the road was an important factor when building this series. That’s why Iron Cross allows you to mount light bars and individual lights in many different configurations.

Installation is super simple thanks to the built-in mounting plates.

Low Profile

Sometimes, having an in-your-face, custom bumper is just not practical. The low-profile series is perfect for those who want to keep a somewhat stock look, but with the added protection that only Iron Cross can offer.

It will add that little touch of flair while protecting the front end of your truck. In addition, the bumper will accommodate 5.5” fog lights as well as a 20”-22” lightbar in the center.

Heavy Duty

Just like your truck, the heavy-duty bumper line is meant for business. It can accommodate a 12,500 lb. winch (on certain models). 

Some models that come with a grill guard provide the ultimate level of front-end protection and will stop any incoming damage from occurring.

Why choose Iron Cross bumpers?

Do you want the best? Above all go with a company that has been there since the very beginning. Iron cross has been a successful part of the aftermarket bumper industry since the beginning. By making the bumpers right here in the US, you can be sure that you get a good quality product every time.

A wide variety of bumpers are available to fit the style and needs of everyone, including yourself! For the truck that works as hard as its owner, the Hardline and Heavy Duty series are perfect as they come with added protection and winch support. If you still want to upgrade the look and functionality of your truck, but without the added weight, we recommend the Low Profile and RS series.

Thicker material means that your truck will stand up to any obstacles it faces. The company only uses the best craftsmen and precision CNC-cut pieces to make sure each bumper doesn’t just fit perfectly but performs even better.

By using a textured, powder-coated finish, Iron Cross makes their bumpers will stand up to anything its owners put them through. Powder coating is a process that effectively bakes the paint on.

All these technical details add up to make one of the best bumpers from a company that has been in business since the time people started modifying their trucks.

Pros and Cons 

Pros 

• Available in several styles

• Increases versatility

• Provides more durability 

• Looks perfect on work and show trucks

Cons 

• Can cost more than stock bumpers 

• Will increase overall weight 

• Some styles are too “plain” looking 

• The overall length of the truck will be increased

Final Words 

In conclusion, the iconic Iron Cross was used to specifically represent the strongest men. So it's only fair that it is used on some of the strongest truck bumpers in the world.

BumperStock has a wide variety of models from Iron Cross bumpers for sale that will surely fit your lifestyle. No matter if you are using your vehicle for work or play, BumperStock has you covered. And as usual, delivery does not cost you a dime!

We are happy and standing by to answer any questions or concerns you may have. Be sure to call or message us today.

FAQ

Where are Iron Cross bumpers made? 

Bumperstock is proud to be one of the top dealers of this iconic brand that has been around since 1986. If our wide selection of Iron Cross front bumpers won’t move you, the rock bottom prices will.  

How much does an Iron Cross Bumper cost? 

Getting replacement Iron Cross bumpers shouldn’t cost an arm and a leg. Our prices are some of the lowest in the US(even internationally). You don’t have to stress over thinking you are not getting the best price. Don’t believe us? Check out our review or two about us and our services online.

Is it cheaper to repair or replace an Iron Cross bumper? 

While it may be cheaper to repair a small scratch or dent on a bumper, heavy bumper damage should be cause for concern. Excessive damage will impact your bumper’s performance and could also void the warranty. 

Are Iron Cross Bumpers To Install?

Simply put, no. Iron Cross rear bumpers or bumpers are extremely easy to install since every detail was thought of when the company decided to make a better aftermarket bumper. Often, the hardest part can be removing the old bumper as the bolts are usually rusted or seized on.