Volkswagen Super Beetle Bumpers
The Volkswagen Super Beetle was first produced in Germany in 1938, and was in production as the Beetle and Super Beetle until 2003. Also referred to as the Bug or Beetle in the USA, this vehicle went through many generations of designs and had both manual and automatic transmissions. Routine driving of your VW Beetle and accidental run-ins with curbs and other obstacles may necessitate a replacement of the Beetles protective bumpers on the front and back ends of the car.
What are the features of Volkswagen Super Beetle bumper pads?- Resistance to metal effects: The cushioning bump-outs on the Super Beetle are designed to hold up well in all weather. This helps the products to maintain their strength and durability in extreme weather conditions, and when the vehicle is exposed to road salt, automotive fluids, and moisture.
- Original equipment manufacturer fitments: The original equipment manufacturer fitments for these bump-outs ensure that the replacement products will fit onto the Super Beetle without any additional drilling or hardware requirements.
- Reduction of negative effects in low-speed collisions: These products for the VW car are designed to absorb the impact of a low-speed collision so that there is minimal alteration to the front end or back end of the Volkswagen vehicle.
- Choose a manufacturer: Select original equipment manufacturer bump-out pads for your VW Super Beetle or products that were made by another manufacturer. Manufacturers of aftermarket products for the Volkswagen Bug include EMPI, WD Express, and others. There are also unbranded parts for your VW Super Beetle model.
- Select a material: Select bump-out cushioning systems for your VW Super Beetle that are made from steel alloy, powder-coated steel, chrome over steel, plastic, or rubber.
- Choose the placement on the vehicle: Different model years of the Volkswagen Super Beetles trim model have slightly different fitments and placements of their front-end and back-end protection systems. Select the placement on your Volkswagen, including front or rear, right or left.
There are three types of buffers for the Volkswagen Super Beetle. The protectors are long strips of rubber molding that wrap around the edges of the metal fender on the VW car in order to protect the chassis and wheel wells from scuffs, dents, and scratches in a low-speed collision. The second type of cushioning pad for the Volkswagen cars front-end or back-end is the rear diffuser garnish. This fits on the corner of the Volkswagen car and adds aesthetic appeal as well as protection from sharp edges on metal surfaces. There are also mounting brackets for the front-end or back-end of the Super Beetle. These are used for mounting bike racks.