What This Trim Actually Is
This is the outboard chrome cap that wraps the driver-side corner of the VNL front bumper. It is chrome-plated composite, not steel, so it takes the visual abuse of parking lot taps and road spray while the steel bumper structure behind it carries the load. Side is left. Type is bumper trim. Material is composite/plastic with a plated finish.
Mounting is through pre-drilled points that line up with the factory holes in the bumper assembly. No re-drilling, no trimming, no bracket fabrication. If the old trim came off with fasteners in the same locations, the new one goes back the same way. Budget an hour or so per corner if the fasteners are seized.
The plating is applied over UV-stabilized resin. That matters on a chrome part because the common failure on cheap plated trim is not impact damage, it is the finish lifting at the edges after a couple of summers and then peeling in sheets on the wash rack.
Why 82750058 And 82750054 Cross
82750058 and 82750054 describe the same corner trim position on the same VNL bumper family. The numbers separate because the manufacturer revised or re-sequenced the part over the production run, and because left and right hand pieces are catalogued in adjacent number blocks. Same mounting pattern, same profile, same corner.
That is why a truck built in one year shows one number on the sticker and a truck from another shows the other, while the piece you pull off the frame looks identical. Cataloguing changes, the physical part does not. Both numbers land on this listing for that reason.
Cross-reference is a starting point, not a fitment guarantee. Confirm by VIN through your dealer parts system, or read the number moulded into the back of the old trim before you order. If the old part is smashed past reading, measure the corner radius and check the fastener hole spacing against the piece you are buying.
How These Fail And What To Check
Corner trims die three ways. Impact cracking from tight-yard manoeuvring, plating failure from salt and pressure washing, and fastener pull-through where the mounting boss tears out and the trim starts to flutter at highway speed. The flutter one is worth catching early because a loose corner will beat the paint off the bumper behind it.
Before ordering, pull the old piece and inspect what is under it. If the bumper structure itself is bent, a new trim will sit proud and gap at the fender line no matter how good the part is. Straighten or replace the bumper first, then fit the trim. Also check the other side while you are in there, corners usually wear as a pair.
82750058 Cross-Reference & Interchange Numbers
These manufacturer and aftermarket numbers commonly cross-reference to 82750058. Use them to identify the part — then confirm the exact fit by VIN or the number stamped on your old unit before you order. An interchange is a starting point, not a fitment guarantee.
| Brand / Line | Cross-Reference Numbers |
|---|---|
| Cross-Reference | 82750054 |
Frequently asked questions
Is 82750058 the left or right side?
Left, driver side on a North American cab. The specification lists side as L. Corner trims are handed and will not swap across, so confirm which corner you are replacing before ordering. If both corners are damaged you need two separate part numbers.
Will this bolt on without drilling?
The mounting points are moulded to match the factory hole pattern on the VNL bumper, so it should go on with the original fasteners. If the bumper structure behind it has been hit and pushed, holes will not line up and you will chase the fit. Verify the bumper is straight first.
How do I confirm this fits my truck before I order?
Read the number moulded into the back of the trim you are removing and compare it to 82750058 or 82750054. If the old piece is destroyed, run your VIN through a dealer parts lookup and check the number it returns. Cross-reference identifies the part, VIN confirms fit.
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