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  1. Bronco307

    Fully loaded Big Bend vs bare bones Badlands?

    My wife and I have a BB and a BL, I’d go BB and not look back. Especially with the options available in the two you have listed. Don’t let people convince you the 1.5 is lackluster. It is not. It is very good. Our BB never struggles, even at high altitude and steep grades here in Wyoming. The...
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    G.O.A.T. Mode Question

    Your Big Bend is 4wd, it just doesn’t have a 4wd lock button like the Badlands does. All Bronco Sports are active AWD, they are primarily in front wheel drive but shift power to the rear based on conditions. The awd system in your Big Bend will out perform just about any other awd system in a...
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    Nitto Nomad Grapplers

    So far, so good! I’m loving them. I really feel like the 235 is the sweet spot for the BS, but some folks swear by the 245s. I really have have no complaints. I got a chance yesterday to do some light off roading and test out the tires (and all of the GOAT modes) and was very impressed. The...
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    Nitto Nomad Grapplers

    Probably, plenty of folks have gone that size and like it. I wouldn’t be interested in going that big, so it wasn’t even an idea for me.
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    Nitto Nomad Grapplers

    About $860 installed including taxes, fees, and the road hazard warranty.
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    Nitto Nomad Grapplers

    Just installed a set of Nitto Nomad Grapplers 235/65/17 on my 2022 Badlands. Thank you @Discount Tire!! :like: This is a new tire from Nitto, and there isn't a lot of info or reviews out there for them yet. So far I love them! They are a XL rated All Terrain tire designed for crossovers and...
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    What's your favorite thing about your Sport?

    I think the overall packaging is my favorite part of the Bronco Sport. It is roomy, rugged, uses good materials (plastics, seat materials, plastic flooring...), has ample storage for its' size, is versatile (off road, in town, on the interstate), has good tech....The overall package is very...
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    I am getting ready to order a new Bronco sport I need some advice on OB vs BL

    Between my wife and I, we have one of each (1.5 and 2.0) and to be honest I find the 1.5 in her Big Bend more than enough. I have never felt like it needed more power and I live and drive at high elevation with mountain passes. It flat out scoots when you get after it, and it gets...
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    Ford Pass cannot connect?

    I had the exact same problem with my 22 Badlands. The dealer couldn't figure it out and neither could Ford when I called them. I deleted it from the account, reset it in the vehicle settings, and then unhooked the battery for about 20 minutes. After that it loaded up and worked just like it...
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    2022 FORD BRONCO SPORT BIG BEND COMPLETE GUIDE

    Very thorough! Much appreciated.
  11. Bronco307

    Reliability? Worried :(

    OP-I can definitely sympathize, as I'm in a similar boat as a first time Ford buyer, coming from years of Toyota, Subaru, Honda, and Mazda with few (if any) reliability issues during my ownership (though most I haven't kept very long). I never thought I'd end up in a Ford, but these Bronco...
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    Two Month, 2500 Mile Badlands Review as Everything Vehicle (Daily, Fishing, Dog)

    Fantastic write up and photos! These really do make great little adventure vehicles. If you really want to up your mpg, try a few trips without the roof basket (unless you have it full of gear and need it). Even an empty basket really pulls the mpg down on just about any vehicle. I'd bet you'd...
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    12 Month 7300 Mile Review of Bronco Sport Badlands

    The Bronco Sport is by no means perfect. Like anything it has flaws. I think a lot of your analysis is fair, and can appreciate your perspective on the Bronco Sport, however a lot of your comparisons are between an off road oriented crossover, and an enthusiast model hot hatch, which really...
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    New 21 OB vs Used 21 BL, Decisions, decisions.

    I own two Bronco Sports. Mine is a Badlands and my wife's is a Big Bend. I was able to test drive the 1.5 in a Big Bend prior to purchase and really liked it, but thought the 2.0 was a "must have" for me. Now that I have both, if I could get a Big Bend with skids and off road goodies or even a...
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    Unofficial MPG thread for the 1.5L

    The roof rack most likely accounts for the loss in the mpg, they look cool but boy do they mess with your aerodynamics, especially at high speed. If you have it on just for looks, try taking it off for a couple of tank fulls, you'll likely see a big difference in efficency.
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    Fuel door release

    Thanks, any idea of the part number?
  17. Bronco307

    Fuel door release

    Hello All! My wife and I just purchased two Bronco Sports and are loving them thus far. The only issue I’ve come across is in my wife’s Big Bend the fuel door will not open without using something to pry it open. It’s like it’s missing a plastic piece that the spring mechanism works with. You...
  18. Bronco307

    BFG Trail-Terrain TA?

    I bought a set for my 4Runner and they have been fantastic for it. Quiet, great traction on road and off, good in the slick Wyoming winter conditions as well. I will likely replace my scorpions with the Trail Terrains on my Badlands at some point.
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    Offroading my Badlands in Nova Scotia, Canada

    Great write up. Can’t wait to try mine out. Should be here in a week or two ??


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