Your Bronco is going to see real trail use, and the smart move is setting it up right before the mud makes that decision for you. Right now, Ford’s REDEEM15 code takes 15% off accessory orders up to $1,000, capped at $150 back, so there’s real savings on the upgrades most owners end up wanting anyway.
Here are 12 worth putting on your list.
Interior Protection
Floor Liners, Carpet Flooring
This is Ford’s own best-selling Bronco accessory, and it earns that spot by solving the most immediate problem new owners run into. Molded from durable, pliable Thermoplastic Elastomer, the 4-piece kit covers both front and rear seating areas and pulls out in seconds for a rinse with soapy water once the trail wins. It’s built specifically for 4-door Broncos with carpet flooring, so mud and spills stay contained on the liner instead of soaking permanently into the factory carpet underneath.
Floor Liners, Vinyl Flooring
This is the same core protection as the carpet version, built instead for Broncos that came from the factory with vinyl flooring rather than carpet. The material is the same durable, pliable TPE, holding its shape through repeated use while standing up to mud, dirt, and grime on a regular basis. If hosing out the whole interior after a real mud-caked trail run sounds easier than pulling liners for a soap-and-water wash, this is the version built for that habit.
Cargo Area Liner with Lok Blocks
The cargo area behind the back seats takes abused and has to hold stuff you don’t want flying around. This cargo area liner uses lock blocks to give you the ability to actually “lock” items in place, be it a tackle box, cooler, or a bunch of groceries. The material is also stain- and moisture-resistant, so you don’t have to worry about deal with difficult cleanups if something gets knocked over and spills all over your cargo area.
Exterior and Personalization
4-Door Bronco Hardtop, Molded-in-Color
The Molded-in-Color finish fixes the chalking and fading that plagued earlier hardtop designs, backed by a sound-deadening headliner, tinted privacy glass, and a 24-month warranty. It runs $4,995 through Ford, plus a $350 dealer installation fee if you’re shipping to a dealer, or freight costs if you’re having it shipped home. It’s non-returnable due to its size and weight, and Ford lists it as not eligible for discounts or promo codes, so REDEEM15 won’t apply here.
Tube Step Bars, Platform Style
These platform-style tube steps solve the practical problem of climbing in and out of a lifted Bronco, especially for anyone who’s ridden along and had to awkwardly hop up without one. A black powder-coated finish resists corrosion from road salt and trail exposure over time, and installation uses factory mounting points, so there’s no drilling into the body required. Beyond the functional side, the aggressive, off-road look fits right into the aesthetic most Bronco owners are already building toward, whether the truck’s parked at a trailhead or just sitting in a driveway.
Spare Tire Cover, Classic Bronco Graphic
A spare tire mounted on the back of a Bronco is one of the most visible parts of the whole vehicle, and this cover turns that real estate into a styling opportunity instead of leaving bare rubber on display. It’s one of three graphic options Ford offers for the 32-inch spare, finished with UV-resistant material and rugged stitching built to hold up against sun and weather rather than fading or fraying within a season. A hook-and-loop tether keeps it snug enough to avoid flapping at highway speed, and it’s designed not to block the rear view camera.
Spare Tire Cover, Bronco ’66 Vintage Edition
This is the retro alternative to the brand’s current logo, built for owners who want their Bronco to nod toward its 1966 origins rather than its modern branding. The vintage script logo sits in sharp contrast against a black background, and like the classic graphic option, it uses the same UV-resistant material and hook-and-loop attachment for a snug, wind-noise-reducing fit. It’s a low-cost way to make a strong style statement on a part of the truck almost everyone notices.
Grille Lettering Overlay Kit, Matte Black
This kit applies directly over the factory BRONCO lettering on the grille, using pre-applied 3M adhesive that makes installation a matter of minutes rather than an afternoon project. The matte black finish is designed to resist peeling and weathering over time and remains car-wash safe, so it holds up the same way years down the line as it does the day it’s installed. It fits standard Bronco models only, not Bronco Sport or the Raptor trim, and it’s one of the most popular ways owners lean into the blacked-out trim look the wider Bronco community already favors.
Molle Grate System for Swing Gate
Multi-day trips generate more gear than a stock Bronco is really built to organize, and this system turns the swing gate itself into dedicated, purpose-built storage instead of leaving tools and recovery gear rattling around loose in the cargo area. The heavy-duty MOLLE panel accepts nearly any MOLLE-compatible pouch or accessory, so the exact setup can be customized around whatever a specific trip actually calls for. Pouches are sold separately, and the system isn’t compatible with the Raptor trim, so it’s worth confirming fitment against your specific Bronco before ordering.
Performance
Ford Performance Calibrations
Ford Performance backs calibrations for the 2.3L, 2.7L, and Bronco Raptor 3.0L EcoBoost engines, each one built to squeeze more power and responsiveness out of the factory setup already under the hood. The 2.3L calibration works as an entry point for base engine owners who want a more spirited feel without a hardware swap, while the 2.7L and Raptor 3.0L options push further for owners already running the more capable engines. The advantage over aftermarket tuning is straightforward: this comes from Ford itself, so real gains come without gambling on the factory warranty.
Utility
UVS100 Custom Sunscreen
Made by Covercraft under Ford’s licensed accessories program, this sunscreen folds down small enough to store in a door pocket or under a seat, then opens to cover the entire windshield when the Bronco’s parked outside. A reflective outer layer bounces heat and UV rays away from the cabin instead of letting them bake the interior, which matters more on a long summer road trip than it might seem worth planning for in advance. It also helps shade the steering wheel and seats specifically, cutting down on the fading and cracking that direct sun exposure causes over years of ownership.
Slide-Out Tailgate
Rated to hold 600 lbs, this accessory brings the trunk floor level with the folded rear seats, creating a completely flat surface the base load floor simply can’t produce on its own. That flat surface works as a table for cooking gear, a stable work surface for repairs on the trail, or even a step up into the cargo area, and it stows away under the load floor when it’s not needed. It’s available for 4-door models only, and it isn’t compatible with certain cargo area protector or storage configurations depending on trim, so it’s worth checking exact fitment against your specific Bronco before ordering.
Getting the Discount
REDEEM15 covers most of Ford’s accessories catalog, capped at $150 off on qualifying orders up to $1,000, and it’ll be valid through at least early 2027. The hardtop above is a clear exception, along with any other item marked ineligible on its own product page, so double check what you’re picking out and you’ll save yourself a headache wondering why the code doesn’t seem to be doing anything to your order.
