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Information: What Comes in a Mercedes Sprinter Full Body Kit?
A Mercedes Sprinter full body kit typically includes a front bumper, a rear bumper, and side skirts, with a front grille, roof spoiler, or wheel arch flares added as extra pieces depending on the specific listing. Exact contents differ from one product page to the next, so the safest approach is to check each listing individually rather than assume every 'full body kit' means the same set of parts.
What 'Full Body Kit' Means for a Sprinter
The term full body kit is used loosely across the aftermarket. For some sellers it means a front bumper plus side skirts and a rear bumper. For others it includes a grille, a roof spoiler, or arch flares as separate add-on items sold under the same product family. There is no single industry standard that fixes what a Sprinter full body kit must contain, so the product title and description on each listing are the only reliable source for what you actually receive.
Core Components Found in Most Sprinter Body Kits
Across body kit listings for the Sprinter W906 and W907, three parts appear most often as the base of a kit:
- Front bumper: replaces the factory bumper and is the piece most kits are built around.
- Rear bumper: replaces or adds onto the rear factory bumper; some listings present this as a diffuser-style rear piece rather than a full bumper replacement.
- Side skirts: run along the lower rocker panels between the wheel arches.
Whether all three are bundled into one purchase or sold as separate line items depends on the specific product page.
Components That Are Sometimes Included, Sometimes Sold Separately
Beyond the front bumper, rear bumper, and side skirts, several parts are commonly styled to match a body kit but listed as their own product:
- Front grille: sold as a standalone item in most cases, though some front bumper listings note that a grille is included with that specific bumper.
- Roof spoiler: listed separately, including as a distinct roof spoiler light bar product.
- Wheel arch flares: sold as their own product for vans that want a wider stance without a full bumper change.
If your goal is a complete front-to-rear look, confirm on each product page whether the grille, spoiler, or arch flares are bundled in or need to be ordered as add-ons. DL Auto Design lists some of these under a full body kit line, such as the W907/W910 full body kit front grille, where the listing itself defines what that specific item covers.
Why Kit Contents Vary Between Listings
Context matters here: two products that both use the word bumper in their name can cover different scope. One product on DL Auto Design is explicitly titled as a rear diffuser add-on where the bumper itself is not included, meaning it attaches to your existing rear bumper rather than replacing it. Other front bumper listings for the W907 note that a front grille is included as part of that bumper purchase. Therefore, the word bumper or kit in a title does not tell you the full scope on its own. The product description is what confirms whether a part is a replacement, an add-on, or bundled with something else.
What a Body Kit Usually Does Not Include
Unless a listing states otherwise, plan for these items to be handled separately from the body kit purchase itself:
- Paint and finish: confirm on the product page whether the part ships painted, primed, or unpainted.
- Mounting hardware: confirm whether clips, bolts, or brackets are included or need to be sourced separately.
- Sensor and camera relocation: if your Sprinter has factory parking sensors, a front or rear camera, or radar-based driver-assistance features, any bumper replacement must account for that exact sensor and camera configuration. Do not assume a new bumper preserves sensor function unless the specific product listing confirms compatibility with your configuration.
Checklist Before You Order
- Confirm the exact model series for your van (Sprinter 907 covers 2019-present, including the eSprinter from 2023, per the Mercedes-Benz Vans Upfitter Portal).
- Read the full product description, not just the title, to see whether the front bumper, rear bumper, side skirts, grille, spoiler, and arch flares are bundled or sold individually.
- Check for wording such as 'bumper not included' or 'gift front grill' that signals the part is an add-on or that something extra is bundled in.
- If your van has parking sensors, a rear camera, or radar equipment, verify how the replacement bumper accounts for that hardware before ordering.
- Ask about paint status and mounting hardware if the listing does not state this clearly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Sprinter full body kit always include the front grille?
Not always. Some front bumper listings note that a grille is included with that specific purchase, while grilles are often sold as their own separate product. Check the individual listing to confirm.
Is a rear diffuser the same as a rear bumper?
No. Some rear diffuser products are designed to attach to your existing factory or aftermarket rear bumper rather than replace it, so the listing may state that the bumper itself is not included.
Do Sprinter body kit parts come painted?
This depends on the specific product. Confirm the paint or finish status on each listing before ordering, since it is not safe to assume every part ships painted or primed.
Will a full body kit affect my parking sensors or camera?
Any bumper modification needs to account for your van's exact parking sensor, camera, and radar configuration. Confirm compatibility for your specific VIN and equipment before ordering rather than assuming standard fitment.
Are side skirts always part of a full body kit?
Side skirts are commonly paired with front and rear bumpers in body kit packages, but they are also sold as standalone products. Check whether your chosen listing bundles them or lists them separately.
A Sprinter full body kit generally centers on a front bumper, rear bumper, and side skirts, with grilles, roof spoilers, and arch flares available as matching but often separately listed parts. Because naming and bundling vary between products, read each listing's description closely, confirm your van's model series and sensor configuration, and ask DL Auto Design directly if a specific kit's contents are not clear before you order.