Steeda Modular Bumper Bar for 2021+ Bronco | Review & Install

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Now Available: Introducing the Steeda Bronco Bumper Bar!

After much anticipation, we are thrilled to announce that the Steeda Bronco Bumper Bar is finally here! You may have caught glimpses of the prototype in our previous videos, but now it's time to take your Bronco to the next level.

Designed and proudly manufactured right here in the USA, this bumper bar is engineered to withstand the toughest challenges nature throws at it. From rocky terrains to muddy trails, you can count on the Steeda Bronco Bumper Bar to provide unmatched durability and protection.

Crafted with precision using laser-cut CNC construction, this bar is built to last. Its UV-protected powder coat finish. With its rugged construction and reliable design, you can confidently tackle any off-road adventure with peace of mind.

What sets this bumper bar apart is its effortless installation process. You won't need to spend hours in the garage or invest in specialized tools. With just common hand tools and a mere 15 minutes of your time, you can have the Steeda Bronco Bumper Bar securely mounted and ready to go.

Worried about compatibility? Don't be! This bumper bar seamlessly integrates with your Bronco's existing technology, ensuring it won't interfere with any essential features. Plus, it's designed to accommodate clamp-style mounts, allowing you to personalize your setup and add even more functionality to your off-road beast.

Don't miss out on this essential upgrade for your Bronco. Take advantage of the Steeda Bronco Bumper Bar now and elevate your off-road experience to new heights.

You can check out the product here: https://www.steeda.com/steeda-555-5090-bronco-pre-runner-front-bumper-bar

Get ready to conquer the trails like never before with the Steeda Bronco Bumper Bar!

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[Jerardisflossin]

Pretty small tubing for such a big purpose.

 

[jwysopal]

Big Steeda fan here, from my old Mustangs to my Bronco. Although I like the design of this, the proportions seem so off. In pics and video, the tube steel looks like a toothpick on a Bronco, such a small diameter in comparison to the vehicle. Maybe it's just because the side tubes are so thin? Maybe a more proportionate Version 2.0?

 

[jandersendo]

I’ll echo what others have said. This needs to go back to the drawing board with thicker tubing. We’re not trying to make our broncos look like they wear braces.

 

[Red Squatch]

Got to agree with everyone on this. I have Steeda products on my Mustang gut this misses the mark for me, too wimpy.

 

[Gilligans_off]

the old damage multiplier bar

 

[OuterJersey]

the old damage multiplier bar

Why do you say that?

 

[nomnom]

oh goodness steeda, first the strut tower brace that blocks the oil cap, now this. What else is in the works, high performance automatic shift knobs?

 

[Gilligans_off]

Why do you say that?

because they bend in and wipe everything out in an accident.

 

[Tricky Dick]

Tough crowd!

I do have to agree that a 2" or 2.25" main hoop and 1.5" or 1.75" supports would look more appropriate on our chonky bois.

 

[2door]

Well, it's thick enough to withstand impacts of moths, mosquitoes, beetles, cicadas, and other flying insects.

 

[Placerguy]

because they bend in and wipe everything out in an accident.

Not my experience Daughter got hit by a 23 taco and her bar and steel bumper won biggly

 

[userdude]

I'm not a fan of the look of bull bars, etc., in general, but this thread's responses are a pretty hard rag. People acting like it makes a huge difference, or that they're forced to buy it or something.

 

[KirchTX]

 

[sLopeFx]

2.25"

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