Ford Bronco Sport Off-Road Hardware

Your Ford Bronco™ Sport is ready to take on almost any off-road challenge the moment it leaves the dealership. However, there is always room for some upgrades.

Metal Bash Plates

Standard on Bronco Sport Badlands,™ these plates protect the rockers and underbody of the vehicle from damage caused by rocks, stumps and other trail obstacles. There are four:

• Front bash plate
• Front center deflector
• Rocker shield with carbon canister shield
• Fuel tank shields

All-Terrain Tires

• The Bronco Sport Badlands features standard 28.5-inch 225/65R17 All-Terrain (A/T) tires, though 29-inch 235/65R17 A/T tires are optional. The 29-inch A/T tires are also standard equipment on the Bronco Sport First Edition
• The remainder of the Bronco Sport lineup comes with standard 225/65R17 tires for the Base and Big Bend™ models. Customers can also opt for 225/60R18 tires as an option on the Big Bend; they are standard on the Outer Banks™ model

Tow Hooks

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Ford Bronco Sport Badlands comes equipped with standard front tow hooks.

Rear Recovery Points

Should you need to be recovered from the rear, a rear recovery point is mounted directly to the frame of the vehicle. It provides a reliable location to connect tow straps, kinetic ropes or other aids.

• To find them, use a suitable tool, such as a flathead screwdriver, then pull from the top edge of the towing eye cover (the towing eye cover has a small lanyard to keep it attached to the bumper)
• To retrieve the pin, lift up the load floor in the cargo area and locate the pin in the tray next to the spare tire
• To use it, screw the pin into the recovery point; for optimum strength, make sure you completely thread in the screw