Truck Front Grilles & Grille Inserts

The grille is the largest single piece of a truck's face, and this collection covers four ways to change it: full replacement grilles, overlays that fasten over the factory grille, inserts that sit inside the factory surround, and the guards and brackets that go with them.

Each type suits a different goal. Cloud-Rider's stainless overlays give a new face while the factory grille stays in place underneath. T-Rex billet inserts fill the factory opening, and some are cut out so the badge still shows. Spec-D Tuning lists complete replacement grilles in chrome and black. For the Jeep Wrangler, RT Offroad sells snap-in insert sets, and Rugged Ridge adds guards that wrap the headlights and turn signals.

Buy by the exact front end, not by the model name alone. Trim level, a front camera and the pattern of the factory grille all change which part fits. Some listings here state plainly that they are not compatible with a front camera, and several overlays are cut for named trims or for a specific factory grille. Putco sells its grille mounting brackets as separate items that work with named Putco grille part numbers, so check whether a listing is the grille itself or only the brackets for it.

Fitments centre on the Ford F-150, Ram 1500, Ram 2500, GMC Sierra 1500, Chevrolet Silverado 1500, Jeep Wrangler and Toyota Tacoma. Each product page lists the years, makes and models it fits; use the vehicle selector to see only parts for your truck.

Finishes run from chrome and stainless to black, so a grille can match or contrast with the bumper and trim. Planning lights or other front-end changes at the same time? Browse lighting and the wider exterior collection. Prices are in Canadian dollars, and orders ship across Canada.