When your Dodge Truck’s bumper is damaged, you should immediately consider replacing it. In order to be a safe vehicle on the road, you need to have all of your safety systems intact. In a frontal or rear collision, your bumpers are the first line of defense against the energy of an accident. 2002 Dodge Truck bumpers, like all bumpers, form part of the crumple zone. The crumple zone refers to an area of a vehicle’s structure that is designed to deform upon impact, absorbing the energy of the collision and protecting the vehicle’s occupants. This means that your Dodge truck’s bumpers will keep you safe but at the expense of themselves. If your bumpers have been damaged in a collision, they will no longer be able to protect you from a second collision. They are only able to deform so much and no further. Replacement truck bumpers are fairly simple to install. Because your typical Dodge truck’s bumpers are not entirely integrated in to the body work, installing replacement Dodge bumpers is a fairly straightforward undertaking. Some people may wish to have their replacement bumpers professionally installed if there has been any damage to the truck beyond the bumpers. Auto parts customers deserve superlative information and support when ordering high-quality auto parts for a car or truck. So of course we established a 24/7 sales support call center to answer your needs. If you find a better price, tell us - we will meet or beat any legitimate auto part price.