[DCG]

Is their any Push Bars available for the BMW X4?

Hopefully they come in Black.

Please provide photos and links.

Thanks

[335iAP]

I've looked into this pretty thoroughly and unfortunately haven't been able to find anything that works. Something like this one I found for the e70 X5 might work though:



Someone had also suggested modifying a charger push bar. Aside from a probably tiny market for them, it seems like it'd require either disabling or moving the parking distance sensors. Maybe if a few of us were interested we could go the custom route. I really like the ones I've seen on older E53 X5s:

[DCG]

Originally Posted by 335iAP

I've looked into this pretty thoroughly and unfortunately haven't been able to find anything that works. Something like this one I found for the e70 X5 might work though:

I saw the same ones. Wow, that's not many and they look old. When the first X5 came out BMW had all these cool utility accessories for it even a matching trailer, what happened?

Grew up driving wagons and sedans, now wanting to get an SUV but only a sporty version such as the X4. Been waiting a long time for BMW to execute one in this perfect size and price range. I still want to be exceptionally Sporty but also want if desired to turn into a cool "Sports Activities Vehicle" so a front Push Bar would be nice to have to protect the front end. From what I remember push bars need and should be mounted exclusively to the frame of the vehicle. I don't see any modern way to do that with these new 2019 upcoming SAV's.

I called BMW North America today requesting that they offer a Push Bar accessory, and to also have mounts for it as well as a mount for a trailer hitch, so if you want to tow a jet ski or a small trailer.

[DCG]

Now this is badass!

[DCG]

It's time to put "ACTIVITY" back into the BMW SAVs!!!

[DCG]

Hamann X5

[DCG]

2004 ALCan Winter Rally with BMW X3 Original Parts

BMW it's time to put "UTILITY" back into the SUVs!!!

[Tjalle]

Sorry - Munich wan´t listen to you. Your best bet is Australia, where independent supplier might find a market for the Outback.