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Bumper spacers, also known as bumper retainers, are located just behind the front and rear bumper in every automobile. The intention behind them is to provide equal spacing with a flush finish between the body panels on the exterior part of the vehicle. The bumper retainer provides a quick fastening attachment of the physical body bumpers.

Traditionally the plastic bumper spacer is attached to the frame using tools for each screw, creating a lengthy takt time. These screws will often rust out, creating obstacles when being serviced. It's not uncommon to see multiple bumper spacers in one area in a perpendicular order to create the curve around the vehicle.