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I have it on my 2021 BS Base...

I've read never to use Nudge bars or bull bars for recovery or towing. I guess the stress can tear the whole bar off the vehicle. This is only from what I've read but I have never tried it as I dont want to risk pulling my nudge bar off haha.

Bought myself some 245/65/16 K02s. **Update** *Note* When having them installed on your vehicle just be sure to tell them you want the white lettering on the outside. I figured it would be common sense but discount decided to put them on the inside so when I went to pick up I asked for them...

I saw someone asking about tire pressure for the K02. I found this. I have 3 family members running the K02. I do notice a slight tire sound when riding with them. But nothing super annoying just noticable with your radio off. As for fuel milage drop. I guess it just depends on your own daily...

Hell Yeah! I just got the nudge bar & 4 LED installed too. Looking great!

Love the nudge bar. Mines on order waiting for it to be delivered. Did you install yourself or have it installed? I'm having mine installed with the 4" lights at 4wheelparts in Lynnwood but at a heavy price tag of $1100.00. Looking good!

I didn't know about this or even think of it. Very interesting find! Haha. Still waiting to find some magic button that lights the night sky with the bronco logo.

Looks great! How did you paint the lettering and what did you use?

So if the Dealership does not have the part in stock that I need. I would assume I request for them to order the part without payment, then when they receive the item, I tell them I need to take it over to the service department to check out? Is this the process that you did? Will the parts...

I keep reading all of you being able to use your rewards points for parts. I have yet to find a ford dealership in my area that knows how to use them for parts. Everyone here basically says you can redeem through service but none of their parts departments have the ability or are even aware of...

So this is where I found the difference in towing capacity. Link to the Ford page where I found this (https://www.ford.com/cmslibs/content/dam/brand_ford/en_us/brand/resources/general/pdf/guides/21Towing_Ford_Bronco_Sport_Dec3.pdf ). I had no idea. But I guess for me and my family this isnt...

Is it fair to say the best price and availability for hitch installations is through Uhaul? Locally here I had already agreed for my local 4 wheel parts store to do my hitch installation for under $500.00 with labor thinking it would be about the same price as having Uhaul do the installation...

Interesting. I didn't read anything about that on the BS or perhaps missed it. Do you know if that's the case?

Ahh ok. So slightly larger wheels add a carry weight of 500lbs. Interesting haha. Ok. Either way, class 2 towing package is correct. Uhaul trying to get me on a class 3 on their website not really worth paying more for 1000lbs I can't tow haha. Thank you :)

Not yet. But im having the same question as you. I reviewed the bronco sport base specs and its reported our base can only tow 1500 max where as all other trims with the 1.5L can handle up to 2000. Uhaul package for it recommends a class 3 (rated 3500) and if our max is only 1500 that would be a...

Well, that makes a little more sense. I have just crossed the 1000 mile marker so I wish I had found that information earlier. I wanted to test the fuel efficiency after I purchased so on the freeway I would eco-mode it and set the cruise control to determine what I could achieve. Hypothetically...

Not wrong.

Thank you, I just logged back on to delete post as i found the answer on page 285 of the owners manual. :) Maybe I will leave it up just in case someone else fails to look in the most obvious place :)

I work a lot with vinyl and am planning on tinting my tail lights. After looking at the taillights the rubber seal covering it doesn't look like it just pulls off. Seems like the seal & bracket are mounted under the bolts that hold the taillights on. Am I overthinking this or how do I remove...

I am not very mechanically savy but what is the logic behind not maintaining a constant speed? How does maintaining a specific speed do any harm or wear and tear to any seals, engine, parts?