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How Stainless Steel Beats Chrome – HANDS DOWN!
You want to make the right decision for you, so if you’re used to buying a chrome bumper, here are a few facts to help you compare solid stainless and chrome.
First consider the two options across these six characteristics:
Stainless already comes out ahead, but here are a few more advantages of solid stainless steel bumpers for you to consider:- Formed and welded edges give a quality finish
- Easily maintained with regular soap and water washing
On the issue of economics, you'll do better (about 3:1) with stainless. |
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Let’s say you want to be conservative and look at the comparative economics over 5 years – a typical period for ownership of a truck before trade or resale – even though the American Durabilt® bumper comes with a lifetime warranty against rust. Here’s how it looks for a chrome vs. a solid stainless steel bumper.
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| Solid Stainless Steel | Typical Chrome | Assumptions | | Price | $800 | $550 each | 18", box end, 9 oval light holes | | # purchases | 1 | 4 | Stainless: 1 only
Chrome: 1 per 18 mos. | | Shipping | $100 | $100 each | Avg. weight & distance | | Total spent | $900 | $2,600 | Total spending in 5 years | | Avg. cost/Year | $180 | $520 | For each of 5 years used in example |
In fact, if you plan to sell or trade your truck, its value should be improved by the fact that you have a solid stainless steel bumper installed. At any rate, you won’t have to spend money to get a new one to dress it up for resale. |
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So, when it's time to replace your rusty old chrome bumper make the smart decision and install a 100% solid stainless steel with a mirror finish American Durabilt® bumper- and make a statement of quality!
You can design your own and order on line in a matter of minutes, or call us at 1-866-866-6628. |
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