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@SVCOFFROAD on the website for your rear bumper is states that you have to add the tow hitch to the order if you have parking sensors. Can you clarify what is actually added? I already have the factory tow hitch so I don't need another one, but I do want to accommodate my parking sensors. Any...

The more you know!

We don't have any terrain like that in Alabama....wonder how it got that name?

For what it's worth, I had Elite Tire & Service install my RSE step sliders. I ordered directly from RSE and had them drop shipped to Elite for the install. It might be worth a call to Jeff or Caleb there to see if they would be willing to help you out...

It appears as those three weeks is the secret number for me. I had an alert again about the battery drain and the only commonality I can point to is the fact that I haven't driven the Bronco in roughly three weeks.

So a quick update on my particular situation. I left my battery connected to a NOCO float charger for a few days to make sure it was fully charged. I pulled it off last Wednesday and let it sit till Sunday. I've no issues in that time nor has it entered deep sleep. I'm beginning to wonder it the...

I need to make a service appointment at my local dealership. I'll follow up when I have further information.

Will do.

So my Bronco recently did an OTA update and now it appears as though I'm having some sort of parasitic drain on the battery. It's entered deep sleep mode twice now, after the first time is was completely dead and wouldn't jump start. I had to float charge it for several hours yesterday and now...

I'm curious if anyone has attempted to install these lights by connecting them into the existing dome light on the roll bar. It seems to me that you could do this and it would be a simpler installation. Obviously I have not attempted installation yet, but if this is an option I might look into it.

RTR's instructions for their spare tire mount address the camera. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0102/8544/9274/files/14021.004.14C_-_Spare_Tire_Carrier.pdf?v=1663878513

Got my Bronco back today and all has been repaired. Interesting the notes on the service order indicate that the front axle has "come apart" and was slinging grease with no outside cause of concern. The driveshaft was replaced per "recall." So hopefully all is well and I won't have another issue.

Update: Parts arrived today, hopefully should be completed in the next day or so. Maybe I'll have some more information about what actually failed.

They did tell me that when they pulled that axle the 2nd time it turned out to be the wrong part. They never said whether it was a drivers side or for a different vehicle, just that it was "wrong part, right box."

This is a good suggestion. I'll mention it to my service advisor next time I talk to him.

I'm curious if anyone else has had similar issues with their @Ford Motor Company #Bronco Quick facts: 2021 Badlands Sasquatch 4 door 2.7 EB Stock 10,502 miles (maybe 100-150 of those miles are off-road) So the quick issue is that my Bronco is in the shop for the 3rd time to replace the...

The stock carrier is plastic. RTR stuff is steel I believe.

The only issue with rivets is if you ever need to disconnect the camera you'll have to drill them out. I wonder if you could find some lower profile hardware.

My Bronco is currently in the shop for repairs, but as soon as I get it back have a chance I will do so. I've also received a replacement hub carrier from RTR since I had the stud issue, I'll be curious to see if there is any difference between the two.

No issues for me with the OEM Squatch wheels.