RTR Rear Bumper and OEM Tire Carrier for Bronco Raptor

The RTR Rear Bumper and OEM Tire Carrier Spacer are now available for Bronco Raptor owners.

RTR Rear Bumper for Bronco Raptor
The overall design of the RTR Rear Bumper allows for greater departure angles while you’re on the trails. It is constructed from 1.75 inch DOM (Drawn-over-mandrel) steel tubing which is a type of steel tubing that is created by drawing a tube through a die over a mandrel. The purpose of drawing the tube over the mandrel is to create a seamless, smooth-walled tube with consistent dimensions and precise inner diameter. This process results in high-quality, strong, and durable tubing that can withstand even the toughest trails. The RTR Rear Bumper also includes welded D-ring shackle mounts, and a removable license plate holder, and is compatible with the OEM parking sensors and hitch. LEARN MORE



RTR OEM Tire Carrier Spacer
Upgrade your Bronco Raptor's rear tire clearance with the RTR OEM Rear Tire Carrier Spacer. Boost your rear tire's mounting height by 2.25" for better compatibility with the OE Bronco Raptor Bumper or the RTR Rear Bumper, while accommodating a maximum tire size of 37". This direct bolt-on component ensures a hassle-free installation with no cutting or modifications needed on your Bronco Raptor's rear tailgate. Installing the Bronco RTR Tire Carrier Spacer is a breeze, as it is designed utilizing OE CAD data and stock hardware along with RTR-supplied hardware for a straightforward setup. Proudly designed and manufactured in the USA, this spacer also works effectively with the OE Ford Ture Carrier for larger-than-stock spare tires and is a requirement when pairing with the RTR Rear Bumper for Bronco Raptor. LEARN MORE

The rear tire carrier can only accommodate a tire up to 35”?

Bummer, My Raptor is scheduled for 6 Sept and I see a lot of "almost gone" buttons and not willing to purchase until I have fob in hand. The tuner looks most appealing with the bumper. But wait, I don't see a front bumper to match...

I like this look. Do you have front bumpers in the design process?

Reminds me of the AEV Bumpers CHEVY Colorado