What did you do TO your Bronco Sport today?

[Glenlivet]

I dont even bother looking a Fords site for any of this. Cross rails for the roof racks are in the works and OEM are double what Im going to spend.

I bought a set of used oem crossbars before Iknew there were two different types. Yup, the On Road didn’t fit my Badlands. Went aftermarket for a third of the Ford price. My set of On Road bars will be sold cheap if someone near northern Vermont wants them

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[Garth]

I want the type that extends past the rails but havent had any luck

 

[kenmitch]

I want the type that extends past the rails but havent had any luck

That's what I went with. I prefer the look of the lower profile hanging over the rail sets.

I went with the Rhino-Rack Vortex RX JC-01532 kit from Summit Racing.

 

[AndyC362]

Just picked up my Badlands at the beginning of September and making small changes, like stubby antenna, front tow hook covers, raised Bronco dash letters and some other small tweaks to start. Has anyone been able to get their hands on the BS OEM non carpet floor mats? I have been told they are on back order. Going up to 245/65/17's in the future as well as crossbars.

 

[kenmitch]

Has anyone been able to get their hands on the BS OEM non carpet floor mats?

They're currently in stock directly from >>> Ford <<<< if your ready to purchase now. There's usually a single use discount code in the top banner of the site.

 

[Bill G]

I want the type that extends past the rails but havent had any luck

I don’t know if you have Harbor Freight in Canada (or similar), but they have inexpensive bars that extend past the rails. They’re “universal” mount, low profile, and basic — no frills, but have worked well for me over the past 5 years.

 

[AndyC362]

They're currently in stock directly from >>> Ford <<<< if your ready to purchase now. There's usually a single use discount code in the top banner of the site.

I may have to try again, I purchased directly through Ford parts a few weeks ago and they wound up cancelling my order and refunding my points since they said they were out of stock with no estimate on when they were coming back in. I will try again.

 

[Garth]

No Harbour freight here and I gave myself a headache trying to find a Canadian source lol. There seem to be a lot of drop shippers and confusing web sites. Now with tariffs there are no deals to be had.

 

[Garth]

So I looked closely at Summit and its the best deal, thanks for the info. They should be hereby the end of next week.

 

[Bill G]

No Harbour freight here and I gave myself a headache trying to find a Canadian source lol. There seem to be a lot of drop shippers and confusing web sites. Now with tariffs there are no deals to be had.

Just a thought (I’m just full of ‘em) . . . cross the border, buy at Harbor Freight and install in the parking lot then recross the border with nothing to declare — I did it on a cruise with Mexican boots some years back <lmao>

 

[Zack46]

awesome

 

[Jim Bow]

I don’t know if you have Harbor Freight in Canada (or similar), but they have inexpensive bars that extend past the rails. They’re “universal” mount, low profile, and basic — no frills, but have worked well for me over the past 5 years.

Not sure why I didn't think of Harbor Freight. They have Haul-Master universal bars for 80 dollars. I think I'll grab a pair. Nice recommendation!

 

[Garth]

I applied my threshold protection strips today

 

[Rob Binsky]

I trusted a mobile paint and dent repair guy who got great reviews on yelp. My friends said it could never be done, and I’d better take it to a body shop. In the comfort and privacy of my own garage, it went from this to that - in 1/2 day. I hope I never need him again, but now he’s in my contacts for good. And my Bronquito is happy again. (Top 2 are before; Bottom 2 are after)

 

[Garth]

Did he push the dent out? I once watched a fellow who went to dealerships and fixed small dents by rubbing the out from the back sides on doors and anywhere else he could get into. No filler or paint just buff the clear coat to remove the scuffs.

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