What did you do TO your Bronco Sport today?

[Quashish]

what lights did you stick in the grill ?

https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/custom-ssc2-grille-mounts.13030/

@Trist0n badass lighting set ups on this rig.

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[Putter Boy]

I had my local Ford dealer install;
Bronco Sport 2021-2025 Air Design® Matte Black Body Side Molding
SKU: VM1PZ1820049A
My total cost with me buying the parts from ford.com at 20% off including the install labor was $530 and since the dealer install it, the parts are now covered under my Ford ESP for parts and labor as well.

 

[jkernitzki]

I had my local Ford dealer install;
Bronco Sport 2021-2025 Air Design® Matte Black Body Side Molding
SKU: VM1PZ1820049A
My total cost with me buying the parts from ford.com at 20% off including the install labor was $530 and since the dealer install it, the parts are now covered under my Ford ESP for parts and labor as well.

I like those, but for some reason they seem a bit much to me against the Oxford White. I think it's the particular shade of black compared to the fender lips and rocker panels, or is that just in the photos?

 

[Putter Boy]

I like those, but for some reason they seem a bit much to me against the Oxford White. I think it's the particular shade of black compared to the fender lips and rocker panels, or is that just in the photos?

It is the photos before I had them installed I held them up in the full sun and they match 100%. Even the dealer took photos and are going to add them on their new Broncos BL's as an added uncharge the manage told me. Maybe this photo will help.

 

[Putter Boy]

I also added a hitch step from Amazon that is solid as a rock. The cost was $60 on amazon link below, but will kill the front end of a car who bumps you parking.......or their radiator for sure.....

Amazon link.

 

[Putter Boy]

My last up-grade was a Stubby for the fin on the top, from Amazon as well. I have found no issues with the reception on XM, AM, or FM. and looks so much better then that long dong they install from the factory. The huge plus is it is make in the USA not the local chop shop in China.

 

[Putter Boy]

I added Ford factory wheel lock.

 

[PackersGirl023]

See, if I had to do it all over again, the Ford floor mats barely cover. I would get another brand that goes over the footrest and up under the gas pedal... you know where your dirty feet go! Then I would take the money saved on those and put them towards the cargo mat.

I would for sure get the OEM Ford cargo mat again. It's full coverage and has a really nice logo. At least as sturdy/durable as any other mat and it has a nice matching pattern to it. I think the parts counter price on that mat is like $150 now? You can get it pretty easy down to 120 with the frequent offers they have. You could even go Ford points if you have them and get $0 on those, and the pattern would match the floormats you have.

I just bought some off Amazon that cost $100 and was front and back seat and trunk. Snapped in and fit perfectly so there isn't any wiggle room at all so they won't be sliding or moving.

 

[kenmitch]

I also added a hitch step from Amazon that is solid as a rock. The cost was $60 on amazon link below, but will kill the front end of a car who bumps you parking.......or their radiator for sure.....

Does it come with shin guards? Low protruding objects and my shins don't get along too well.

 

[jkernitzki]

I’ve had the Tyger for a while now and been in & out of the cargo area dozens of times with no issues in that regard.

 

[Tigrzeye]

Traded my 2022 Big Bend in for a 2025 Badlands with the Sasquatch package. Added Sasquatch graphics on hood, 8” light bar from Rough Country to top of factory bull bar, and a Yakima Locknload platform rack.

 

[kenmitch]

I’ve had the Tyger for a while now and been in & out of the cargo area dozens of times with no issues in that regard.

In that scenario, there would be no issue. It's the quick walk around, take the shortest path scenarios that could become an issue. I've done it a couple of times on a tow hitch when I had my F150....Out of sight, out of mind thing I guess.

 

[jkernitzki]

In that scenario, there would be no issue. It's the quick walk around, take the shortest path scenarios that could become an issue. I've done it a couple of times on a tow hitch when I had my F150....Out of sight, out of mind thing I guess.

I can see shin-banging a hitch often as narrow as they are. With the width of the step (and the angled ends) it’s pretty obvious and easily avoided. I’ve walked around the back a number of times and never even come close.

 

[Putter Boy]

Does it come with shin guards? Low protruding objects and my shins don't get along too well.

Actually, I thought the exact same thing when I was buying it, but because of the angle of it, believe it or not, I have yet to hit it

 

[Putter Boy]

I can see shin-banging a hitch often as narrow as they are. With the width of the step (and the angled ends) it’s pretty obvious and easily avoided. I’ve walked around the back a number of times and never even come close.

You’re 100% correct the angle and the design and multiple people using my vehicle in the family not one of us has had that happen.

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