SELECT YOUR VEHICLEMercedes Benz Sprinter Van Front Bump Stops (2006-2025)
Mercedes Benz Sprinter Van Front Bump Stops (2006-2025)
Comfort, Protection & Fitment
Upgrade your 2006–2025 Mercedes Sprinter Van with DuroBumps DBF2MB front bump stops—engineered to improve ride comfort and protect critical suspension components.
Made in the USA from our dual-durometer rubber, DBF2MB bump stops deliver smooth, progressive dampening that reduces harsh bottom-outs and improves ride comfort. These bump stops engage earlier than OEM but compress to stock height under load, preserving full suspension travel.
Most importantly, they help protect the upper front shock mounting plate, a known weak point in Sprinter vans, by absorbing impact forces before they reach this critical component. Whether you’re traveling cross-country or driving rough local roads, DBF2MB is built to keep your van adventure-ready.
Built for Overlanding, Camping & Van Life
From rugged overland travel to weekend camping, DuroBumps DBF2MB front bump stops smooth out the ride in your 2006–2025 Sprinter Van.
Their slightly taller profile engages sooner to reduce impact harshness, while still compressing to OEM height to retain full suspension articulation.
Perfect for camper builds, van life rigs, and off-grid explorers, DBF2MB is a direct bolt-on upgrade that fits both stock and lifted Sprinter vans with no modifications required.
Whether you're navigating forest roads or city potholes, DBF2MB provides the comfort, control, and protection serious van lifers depend on.
Why Choose DuroBumps?
Confidence You Can Feel. Performance You Can Trust.
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