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Fishbone Offroad

Fishbone Offroad is a North Lima, Ohio team of Jeep owners building affordable steel bumpers, armor and accessories. NVMOS carries their bumpers, rock sliders, tube doors, fender flares and racks for Jeep CJ through JL, Gladiator, Tacoma, Tundra, F-150, Bronco, Ram and Silverado.

Based in: North Lima, Ohio · Warranty: 90 days on powder coat finish · Lead time: In-stock ships in 24–48 hrs

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About Fishbone Offroad

Fishbone Offroad is run by Jeep owners with more than 20 years in the off-road industry, and the stated goal is good-quality parts that Jeep people can afford. The catalog started with the CJ and worked forward through the JL and Gladiator before adding Tacoma, Tundra, F-150, Bronco, Ram and GM trucks.

The name came from a fish that kept showing up on the warehouse roof while the team was trying to pick one. Sometimes branding is that simple.

What we carry from Fishbone Offroad

Armor: front and rear bumpers and winch plates, rock sliders (including tube-step sliders for the TJ Unlimited), rocker guards, steps and foot pegs, and fender flares and inner fenders.

Open-air and hauling: tube doors and replacement latches, bed racks, chase racks and MOLLE panels. Plus leveling kits and leaf springs, grab handles, interior storage, rear sun shades for the JL and Gladiator, light mounts, D-rings, a mobile fire pit, weld-on gussets for the fabricators, and apparel.

Most of it is built for the Jeep Wrangler from CJ to JL, the Gladiator JT and Cherokee XJ, with growing coverage for the Toyota Tacoma and the full-size trucks listed above.

How to choose

Two checks save most return headaches:

  • Fishbone parts are usually made for one Jeep generation and door count. Match the part number to your exact model.
  • Most bumpers come in bare steel or powder coat. Plan for any paint or coating a bare-steel finish needs.
  • If your rig sees road salt, wash with non-acidic soap and oil the powder-coated parts monthly (WD-40 works). Fishbone requires that maintenance to keep coverage.

Lead times & shipping

In-stock Fishbone items ship from NVMOS in 24–48 hours. Some parts ship direct from Fishbone or are built to order, so check the product page for current status, or call before you plan an install weekend around a delivery date.

Fishbone Offroad warranty

Fishbone's coverage is short and specific: 90 days on powder coat finishes against defects in material and workmanship, for the original buyer on the original vehicle. Hardware and accessories like latches, lights and bolts aren't covered, and neither is off-road or accident damage, or rust from road salt left on the part. Read the full Fishbone Offroad warranty summary.

Questions? Talk to a real human

Not sure which bumper or slider matches your Jeep's generation and door count? Call a real human at (920) 249-7744 or send us a message.

Fishbone Offroad FAQs

Where is Fishbone Offroad based?

North Lima, Ohio. The team is made up of Jeep owners with more than 20 years in the off-road industry.

What warranty does Fishbone Offroad offer?

90 days on powder coat finishes against defects in material and workmanship, for the original buyer. Hardware, accessories, off-road damage and road-salt rust are not covered.

How fast do Fishbone parts ship?

In-stock items ship from NVMOS in 24–48 hours. Some parts ship direct from Fishbone, so check the product page or call for current timing.

How do I make sure a Fishbone part fits my Jeep?

Match the part number to your exact Jeep generation and door count. Many parts are built for a single model, such as a 2-door or 4-door version.

How do I keep a Fishbone bumper from rusting in salty winters?

Wash it with non-acidic soap and oil the powder-coated parts monthly, for example with WD-40. Fishbone treats rust from leftover road salt as neglect.

Where did the Fishbone name come from?

From a fish that kept turning up on the company's warehouse roof while the team was choosing a name.