Spare Tire Relocation | Tailgate Reinforcement | Ford Bronco 4WD (2021-2026)

Spare Tire Relocation | Tailgate Reinforcement | Ford Bronco 4WD (2021-2026)

Marsoni

M251S

$159.95

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Spare Tire Relocation | Tailgate Reinforcement | Ford Bronco 4WD (2021-2026)Larger wheels and tires can put extra stress on your Bronco's swing out rear gate, especially when traveling over uneven terrain. Fortify this crucial area and run a larger spare wheel and tire with Rough Country's Ford Bronco Tailgate Reinforcement Kit. This handy bolt on kit is designed to handle aftermarket tires and wheels with ease. This easy, bolt on reinforcement plate ties the hinge and spare tire mounting points together for increased

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012