2022-2024 Honda Civic GTS Front Lip

Upgrade your 11th-generation Honda Civic with a front lip built for aggressive styling and improved durability. Our GTS-Style Front Lip is constructed from premium break-resistant hybrid poly—a stronger, more impact-resistant alternative to the cheap, brittle plastic commonly used in lower-quality front lips. Its durable construction helps reduce cracking and breaking from everyday bumps, scrapes, and road conditions. Designed to fit 2022, 2023, and 2024 Honda Civic LX, Sport, EX, Touring, and high-performance Si models, this front lip gives your Civic a lower, wider, and more aggressive appearance. Mounting hardware and 3M double-sided tape are included for a secure installation. WHY CHOOSE OUR HYBRID POLY FRONT LIP? • Premium break-resistant hybrid poly construction • Stronger than conventional brittle plastic lips • Helps resist cracking from everyday bumps and scrapes • Built for improved durability and everyday street use • Aggressive GTS-inspired styling • Creates a lower and wider-looking front profile • Mounting hardware included • 3M double-sided automotive tape included • Ideal for daily drivers, street builds, and show cars CONFIRMED VEHICLE FITMENT • 2022 Honda Civic LX, Sport, EX, Touring and Si • 2023 Honda Civic LX, Sport, EX, Touring and Si • 2024 Honda Civic LX, Sport, EX, Touring and Si Important: This product is intended for the trims listed above. It is not confirmed to fit the Honda Civic Type R. PACKAGE INCLUDES • 1 × GTS-Style Hybrid Poly Front Lip • Mounting hardware • 3M double-sided automotive tape INSTALLATION Test-fit and align every component before installation. Thoroughly clean and dry all mounting surfaces before applying the included 3M double-sided tape. Secure the front lip using the supplied mounting hardware. Drilling may be required. Professional installation is strongly recommended for the best alignment, adhesion, and secure fitment. Although hybrid poly offers improved resistance to cracking and breaking, no front lip is indestructible. Severe impacts, improper installation, or insufficient ground clearance may cause damage.