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Bumper Bracket Guide

Why bumper brackets are the highest-frequency hidden crash part, how LH/RH and position variants are numbered, and the SLCHN Excellent Quality bracket series.

Why Brackets Move So Fast

In almost every front or rear impact, the bumper cover flexes and the brackets behind it snap — they are designed to. A repair that reuses cracked brackets leaves the new bumper loose at the wheel-arch line, so professional shops replace brackets on every bumper job. Result: brackets outsell bumper covers several times over.

They are also the cheapest part on the invoice, which is exactly why availability matters more than price: a missing $2 bracket holds up a $200 repair.

Reading Bracket Numbers

Brackets are handed and positioned: FR / RR, upper / lower / side, long / short. HD numbers the pair 71190 (LH) / 71140 (RH) upper front; TY uses 52535/52536 (front side) and 52575/52576 (rear); NS 62222/62223 (front) and 85220/85221 (rear). Our catalog lists each hand as its own line with its own photo, so LH/RH mix-ups are caught at ordering.

The Excellent Quality Series

The SLCHN bracket program covers HD City 2017, CR-V 2010 / 2017, HR-V 2016, KA Picanto 2017, TY Fortuner 2011, Land Cruiser 2007, Yaris 2020, Yaris Cross 2020, Rush / Terios, NS March 2010 and Qashqai J12 2022 — injection-moulded in glass-filled PP matched to the original, batch fit-checked on jigs. See the full list with OEM numbers on the series page.

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Related Questions

What is the MOQ for brackets?

Brackets ship in carton pairs; MOQ is typically one carton per hand per SKU, easily mixed inside a larger container.

Are brackets colour-matched?

Brackets are structural and hidden; they ship in natural black or the original moulding colour — no painting needed.

Questions About a Specific Part

Send the OEM number or a photo — our engineers answer sourcing and fitment questions daily.