Let me start by saying I’m not the most mechanically inclined person. So if I can figure this out, there’s a good chance those who are reading this can have the confidence they will too. Online videos were a great help but to a point which I will explain. Love the overall look and finish of the bumper. I installed mine on my 2008 Lexus LX 570. I ordered the tubes with mine for a little added protection against deer on the Utah highways. Let me start by saying I was warned ahead of time and Victory offered to ship the bumper back with a refund because they had never installed the bumper on an 08-2010 LX model. I got to be the Guinea pig. First challenge is the sensors are in a different location than the later models. They are higher on the front fascia and the cut is extremely close. I could easily post a picture to explain how close but you can leave them in place. The 08 sensors also seem to be bigger and cannot be install with the provided rubber grommets. The next challenge, which I have not resolved yet, is the bottom bracket hole alignment with the tow hook holes. No matter how many times I tried to adjust or soft fit the bumper I could not get these bottom sets of holes to align with the frame holes. Again, a picture would best explain the issue here. I just have the 8 bolts from the front plates holding the bumper in place at the moment. Will probably have to have these cut or milled out a little larger. Now had I not spec’d the tubes my life may have been easier. The tubes push into the front plastic fascia when the bumper is installed thus deforming the fascia as to make contact with the new steel bumper. After several test fits and creative cutting we were able to get the fascia to ‘fit’ around the tubes. Again, I was warned that there may be some issues, but all things being said I’m still happy with the finish and function. It’s the fit that gave me trouble.