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    Lightweight Front Protective Bumper

    April 30, 2010
    Ibis Tek offers industry-leading lightweight front protective bumpers for a range of vehicles. The kits are field-proven and easily mount to vehicle frame without modifications.
    Related To: IBIS TEK
  • Allows PIT (precision immobilization technique) maneuvers without vehicle damage
  • Simple attachment to vehicle frame without modifications
  • Reduces damage from pushing disabled vehicles and animal strikes

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