Prolonging And Enhancing Your Truck's Good Looks
If you have a truck and are concerned about keeping it looking sharp, consider using a few custom truck parts to help keep your truck in top-notch shape while enhancing its beauty. These parts are not difficult to install and will prolong some of the aesthetics of your truck's exterior body parts, allowing it too remain with a brand-new look for longer.
Here are a few custom truck parts to consider when wishing to keep your truck looking like you just drove it off the dealer's lot:
Bug And Stone Deflectors
Installing a front deflector helps keep your truck's paint job looking fresh and new. A bug and stone deflector is made in a way where the lip is bent to push insect carcasses, stones and other debris that you hit during normal driving, up and over your vehicle. This saves your windshield, lessening the chance of chips or cracks.
Bugs leave a greasy residue when they are left on the hood of your truck, causing paint to fade if they are not removed right away. With a deflector, the front of your hood is less susceptible to paint chips and dents, as well.
Tonneau Bed Covers
Keeping your pickup truck uncovered can cause your truck to sustain damage from weathering or rusting due to excessive moisture, as well as fading from direct sunlight. This can take away from the beauty of your vehicle, leaving you with costly repair to try fixing the visual appearance to match the rest of your truck.
Instead, use a tonneau truck bed cover to keep the bed of your truck covered, while keeping the visual appearance sleek, yet sporty. A tonneau bed cover will give your truck increased aerodynamic performance, lowering your fuel bill as a result.
Bull Bars And Grille Guards
If you want to make your truck appear tough and rugged while protecting your front end, bull bars and grille guards can do the trick. These steel-plated front-covering guards will make your truck stand out from the rest. They are made to resist scratches or corrosion.
These guards will encase your front end, saving it from damage should you accidentally hit a deer or if you enjoy taking your truck off-road where conditions could cause havoc without extra protection. Bull bars and grille guards can be bolted right to the front of your truck without the need to drill or cut your truck's body to install.