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...that front bumper!:wings:

On Aluminess Facebook page today...thanks!

Thanks! Will repost soon!

Love the pics of your rig! Okay to repost?

Just an FYI...we are "back in business" selling our nerf bars :wings:

Your rig is looking awesome! Thanks so much for the pics...would it be ok to repost?

Bearfoot Theory just posted this video with a walkaround tour and review of her 4x4 Sprinter outfitted with Aluminess gear. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51FMxFrtC1g

We built a batch of these new deluxe boxes with drop down doors. They are supported by lanyards that let you use the door as a table. We are offering them at the same price as our regular deluxe boxes...$675 without rails and $740 with rails. Give us a call if you are interested! NOTE: The pic...

Due to weight limitations on the stand alone arm, we only make it for the one side to hold a tire. The weight limit on the arm is 80 pounds, so once you put a box at around 35-40 pounds, then you can't put much of anything in the box. If you want to carry a box and a tire then it is best to go...

Aluminess Chevy tire carrier They will cost $675. Here is the link: http://www.aluminess.com/chevrolet/chevy-van-2003-2013/chevy-van-1996-2017-tire-rack/

We are going to go ahead and start making them again due to demand! Give us a call if you are still in the market! 619-449-9930

Sooo...it seems as though as soon as we discontinued, we got a flood of requests! We are going to start offering them again and gauge the demand! Give us a call to order! 619-449-9930

Aluminess ready to make a batch of Chevy tire carriers! It seems like as soon as we made the decision to discontinue, we got a flood of requests. We are going to build a group to sell and gauge interest again. Please give us a call and we can take your order!

irish_11 Thanks for the shout out!

Really appreciate the pics and comments...thanks!

Our standard bumper is not set up to be used as a jacking point, but we can do some custom work to it in order to put jacking points in it if you would like.

We do not build hi-lift points into our bumpers because jacking from the bumpers is very unsafe with a hi-lift. We have seen jacks launch 40 feet from vehicles due to the jack slipping out from under the vehicle. It is best to jack from the wheel where you are not fighting against the suspension.

Thanks for the video tour of Baja! We shared it on our Aluminess Facebook page...

Thanks for the kind words!