Womala Front Bumper Lower Grille OE 30795021 for Volvo S60 V60 2011-2013

The Front Bumper Lower Grille (OE Number: 30795021) is a dedicated front-end component engineered for Volvo S60 (2011–2018) and V60 (2011–2018) models, installed at the lower section of the front bumper (below the main grille). It serves dual core roles: facilitating targeted airflow to critical under-bumper systems (e.g., intercoolers for turbocharged engines, radiator auxiliary cooling, or front brakes) while blocking road debris (gravel, stones, leaves) that could damage internal components. Additionally, it is a key aesthetic element—matching the S60/V60’s sporty front-end design language to maintain a cohesive, factory-finished look.

This OE-grade grille features a durability and functionality-optimized construction:

Core Functions

• Support Critical Cooling: Directs fresh air into the lower bumper cavity, supplying essential cooling to high-demand components—such as intercoolers (which cool compressed air from the turbo, improving engine efficiency) and front brake calipers (reducing brake fade during heavy braking).
• Block Road Debris: Acts as a physical barrier against gravel, stones, leaves, and road spray, preventing them from hitting or clogging under-bumper parts. This reduces the risk of premature component failure (e.g., bent intercooler fins, damaged brake lines) and minimizes maintenance needs.
• Preserve Sporty Aesthetics: Matches the S60/V60’s original front-end design (color, texture, and shape), filling the lower bumper’s airflow opening to enhance the vehicles’ sporty profile. A missing or mismatched grille detracts from the vehicles’ appearance and may signal neglected upkeep.

1. Confirm the vehicle’s trim level via VIN—sport variants (e.g., R-Design) may have slight differences in grille finish (e.g., gloss black accents vs. base trims’ matte plastic) or opening size, and this grille is calibrated for specific trim configurations.
2. Reference the S60/V60’s official service manual to verify the grille’s mounting method (snap clips, screws, or a combination) and removal steps—incorrect handling (e.g., forcing clips) may break the grille or damage the bumper’s paint.
3. Note this is a lower front bumper grille (not the upper main grille)—ensure it aligns with the bumper’s lower airflow opening to maintain functionality and avoid confusing it with other front-end grille components.*

A: Signs of a failing bumper bracket include visible damage or deformation, misaligned bumper panels, unusual noises from the front end, or if the bumper appears loose or sagging on one side.

A: For optimal results, we recommend professional installation. Key considerations include ensuring proper alignment of all mounting points, checking for additional damaged components, and verifying all fasteners are properly torqued to specification.