Recent content by TCBSport

I love this guy from Long McArthur Inc in Salina, Kansas - both his reviews and their store on eBay. In my dreams I would love to have the Woodsman edition of the F150 that they have built, but then I look at the price and realize I could practically have two Bronco Sports instead. Check out the...

We just returned from a 3,480 mile Thanksgiving visit round trip marathon drive. The Bronco Sport Badlands was awesome we were driving 80-85 mph when traffic would allow and net mpg for this trip was 26.9.

Great write up and thanks for all the pictures. As I reminisce a bit I'm glad you were impressed by Moab. I grew up in the Southwest and went to Moab in the '80s and '90s when it was barely a blip on the road and when a locking rear diff was like gold and driver skill was paramount to making a...

I wonder if the main battery is so low the key fob receiver has no power. Have you tried jumping the car yet?

Sorry Subaru but everytime I see one I think there is a Librarian driving.

Call the dealer to see if they will tow it. If not do you have AAA? I use them all the time.

Here's our two rides safely tucked in. 2023 BSport and 2012 LR4. Best two vehicles we've owned in our 38 years of marriage! The pics that follow start on the wall where you see the golf clubs. There is so much packed into my garage I sometimes can't believe it myself.

I just had my PA state inspection last week on my '23 BSBL with 17,750 miles. Stock Pirellis are down to 6/32" !!!! Crazy fast wear outs and I have had them rotated 3 times to date.

Great idea - my solution is kludgy in comparison. I will definitely consider your solution next time I load 'em up to see if these side tiedowns will work with my 17 foot sea kayak.

This is exactly the reason sites like Carvana are successful. If only they sold new ones these dealers would be reduced to Service centers.

Hauled 3 of the 11 feet long fence rails to repair my split rail fence. These dudes weigh 50 pounds each. Ratchet straps snug them down to the factory cross bars, worked great!

My Dad had a 1968 Ford 2WD truck with a POSI rear and great snow tires that made it up more snowy/icy hills than 4WD vehicles did back in the day.

Here is my related post on this topic. Will also add that in my experience Ford fuel gauges are non linear especially when the level drops below half a tank. https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/what-did-you-do-to-your-bronco-sport-today.1762/post-167458

Looks great. The hardtop is mandatory on the 4 door IMO. Enjoy!

15000 miles and all issues have been documented on the following page… ***this page has been intentionally left blank***