Automotive Front Grilles Buyers and Installers Guide

Grilles are multi-functional. A grille is meant for air intake into the engine bay, hence the slits/holes, but also it compliments the body of your car with anything from a high luxury to aggressive sport look. We carry reliable brands such as Spec-D, Seibon, AIT Racing, APS, Spyder Auto, T-Rex Grilles, etc. to ensure high quality products. These brands specialize in OEM style, luxury style, sport style, and carbon fiber style grilles.

These grilles come in different materials:

Stainless Steel - This will be the most durable grille. If your day-to-day activates includes driving off the pavement this will be the perfect grille for you. A steel grille will protect your radiator and engine from low speed collisions. Many vehicles use steel bumper bars to protect their bumpers, like this the steel grille will provide armor. Steel also has a high resistance to corrosion, which means less wear and tear.

Aluminum - This will be a good daily use option for road commuters. Aluminum is commonly used because it is lightweight, flexible, and durable, however not as durable as steel. Aluminum has a resistance to corrosion.

Plastic - This will be your cheapest option and also your lightest one. Since it is not metal this grille won't rust, but it is not as durable as either aluminum or steel.

Front Grille Inserts

Front grille inserts are available for many vehicle makes and models and feature the easiest installation process as they are installed in conjunction with the factory grille or trim ring. Many styles are available from polished stainless steel to billet aluminum and powdercoated black finish.

Front Grille Replacements

Front grille replacementsare intended for applications that require the entire grille to be replaced when being upgraded. These grilles completely replace the factory grille and trim ring. Many styles of grilles are available including mesh, billet, and carbon fiber.

Lower Bumper Grilles

Lower bumper grillesare used to accent the styling of an upper grille by carrying that style to the lower bumper air vents. Complete the look of your custom front grille today by adding a matching lower front grille!