For the reborn Ford Bronco, off-road capabilities have been front and center. The SUV has become a great option for enthusiasts looking to conquer treacherous off-road trails and rough terrain. For this reason, Ford has released the Bronco ORV Package via its Ford Custom Garage program. Limited to certain 2025 and 2026 four-door Bronco models, the Ford Bronco ORV Package combines numerous factory-backed upgrades into a single offering so buyers no longer need to track down each aftermarket part.
Starting at $18,995, excluding labor and tires, the Bronco ORV Package features suspension enhancements, increased underbody protection, more illumination, new wheels and unique exterior features. The package features components sourced from well-known off-road accessory manufacturers, supported by Ford installation and coverage. It is tailored to strengthen trail-focused Ford Bronco builds while keeping them practical for daily driving. Here’s an up-close look at the top 10 features of this full-bodied upgrade.

1. FOX Off-Road Suspension Kit
The FOX off-road suspension kit is one of the most significant mechanical modifications in the Bronco ORV Package. This setup was designed to boost performance while traversing rough terrain, raising ground clearance and helping the SUV power through trail obstacles. The damping adjustments help keep the vehicle more controlled while crossing rocks, deep ruts, and unforgiving terrain. This detail provides drivers with increased confidence when maneuvering along difficult off-road paths. The suspension also enhances wheel articulation, allowing wheels to move more independently over uneven terrain.
Suspension Performance Benefits:
- FOX-developed off-road suspension system
- Increased ground clearance
- Improved damping control
- Enhanced wheel articulation
- Better tire contact on uneven terrain
It’s crucial for maintaining tire contact, even when one of the vehicles is lifting higher than the other; this FOX setup grants mid- and lower-trim Broncos a significant upgrade to their off-road abilities. The new suspension keeps the Bronco more balanced when you are going over rough terrain. The increased movement of the wheels keeps the tires from breaking traction prematurely, allowing them to track the contours of the trail. This can come in handy when crossing rocky terrain, climbing uneven grades, and driving on heavily rutted trails. Coupled with the Bronco’s off-road features, the new suspension makes the SUV ready for even tougher expeditions, and gives owners a factory part for independent sourcing and installation.

2. Bronco Raptor Underbody Protection
The Bronco ORV Package includes key underbody armor components also used on the high-performance Bronco Raptor, which have been designed to defend against mechanical impacts when driving over rocks, debris and other trail obstacles. A front skid plate and heavy-duty fuel tank plate are included to help defend the Bronco’s underbody during times when riding over terrain where its underneath is more likely to contact the trail. Underbody protection can make a difference during more rugged off-road adventures, since rocks and other debris can cause costly damage to exposed mechanical components.
Underbody Protection Features:
- Front skid plate included
- Heavy-duty fuel tank plate
- Components sourced from Bronco Raptor
- Protection against rocks and debris
- Additional coverage for vulnerable areas
Because this factory armor option includes Raptor-derived armor that fits within the Bronco lower trims, it helps provide Ford Bronco owners with the peace of mind that additional factory-installed protective gear on the Bronco can provide without the additional cost of aftermarket alternatives. The skid plates are designed to prevent damage to the Bronco when it runs over rough terrain. The front skid plate protects the bottom of the vehicle from striking the trail directly and the fuel tank plate does the same for another key spot. It’s a good upgrade for off-roaders who venture far into rocky and remote terrain, and it ensures consumers are less likely to get by with the standard factory equipment. It also borrows some of the higher up protective gear seen on the Bronco Raptor for lower trim models.
3. RIGID Auxiliary LED Lighting Kit
The RIGID LED auxiliary lighting kit enhances visibility when tackling off-road paths. This light kit comprises 4-inch LED auxiliary pod lights integrated in the front bumper. These are meant to make driving on dark back-road paths and to highlight potential terrain obstacles in the way. Extra lights become even more important to enhance off-road driving through remote areas where there is no standard road illumination. Ford provides a complete auxiliary switch kit that makes for a clean, factory-like installation for the auxiliary lights. It consists of an integrated switch panel, a custom wiring harness, and the necessary mounting hardware.
Lighting Upgrade Features:
- Four-inch RIGID LED pod lights
- Integrated front bumper installation
- Auxiliary switch panel included
- Custom wiring harness supplied
- Additional capacity for future accessories
There is room for more switches if owners want to add more auxiliary lighting or other electrical devices. The lighting package enhances the utility of the Bronco’s off-road equipment. Its integrated solution simplifies installation, rather than forcing owners to find room for miscellaneous wiring and mounting strategies. The factory-installed switches provide convenient access to power the auxiliary lights while behind the wheel. Additional switch capacity allows drivers to easily plan potential future upgrades to expand the lighting system if desired. This lighting package offers yet another welcome factory-enhanced upgrade to those who frequently explore darkened trails.

4. Modular Front Bumper with Park Aid
The modular front bumper blends tough off-road protection with features that are designed to keep regular driving tasks simple. The ORV Package bumper provides a strong attachment point for accessories, and it also adds front-end protection to the Bronco when you’re tackling rough trails. Ford has subjected the bumper to original equipment manufacturer crash tests, and the package is designed to bring that same level of safety to the ride without sacrificing off-road capability.
Front Bumper Advantages:
- Rugged modular bumper design
- Factory-tested crash standards
- Strong accessory mounting platform
- Original parking sensors retained
- Improved front-end trail protection
One other thing to note is that the ORV Package is designed to keep your factory park aid operation, so some aftermarket bumper replacements can interfere with the original parking sensors Ford didn’t want you to lose that feature when you upgrade. Having sensors working is a big plus to this upgrade if you want to keep it more usable on a daily basis. Owners are not required to sacrifice a feature that you would use all the time just to upgrade the trail gear on the vehicle. The bumper provides a solid platform for aftermarket accessories and will even serve to absorb some abuse at the front when you are enjoying the trails. In that, it is just as much a critical part of the package as the rest of it.

5. 17-Inch Black WELD Wheels and Havoc Fender Flares
The Bronco ORV Package endows the SUV with a more aggressive stance via 17×8.5-inch aluminum alloy wheels co-developed with Ford Racing Parts and WELD Racing Wheels. The black lug nuts and darker finish on the alloy wheels match the overall dark styling theme of the Bronco’s off-road-ready profile, while the 17-inch diameter offers space for tires with higher sidewalls that cushion impacts on sharp-edged rocks with less air in each tire. Ford also supplies a set of impact-resistant ABS plastic Havoc fender flares to cover larger tires and avert even more trail grime and thrashed wheelhousing from the trail. Tires are not included, but Ford suggests going with a set of 315/70R17 rubber.
Wheel And Tire Upgrades:
- 17×8.5-inch black alloy wheels
- Co-developed with WELD Racing Wheels
- Black lug nuts included
- Impact-resistant ABS fender flares
- Recommended 315/70R17 tires
The upgraded wheels and wider fender flares alter the look and utility of the Bronco. The black color scheme helps give the SUV a more menacing style while the extra fender coverage provides added protection for the vehicle’s exterior when out on the trail. The larger tires also give you more options for thicker sidewalls when braving rough terrain. As tires don’t come as part of the package price, you will need to budget that in when calculating your build. Ford’s suggested tire size provides a good reference point for finishing the upgrade.

6. Ford Performance ProCal Calibration Tool
Today’s off-road enhancements typically demand an electronic recalibration-especially when the driver switches to larger tires. The Bronco ORV Package incorporates the Ford Performance Pro Cal calibration device to enable these recalibrations, which also offer a data-logging tool and diagnostic capabilities to let drivers view valuable information about the vehicle. It’s included in the package, rather than being a separate accessory the buyer must seek. Large tires impact the speedometer and odometer accuracy since their larger diameter means the vehicle travels a different distance with each revolution of the tire.
Calibration Tool Functions:
- Ford Performance ProCal device included
- Data logging capabilities
- Diagnostic features available
- Speedometer recalibration for larger tires
- Odometer calibration adjustment
A device like the Pro Cal enables the vehicle’s computer to be reprogrammed for larger tire sizes in order to restore the tool cluster displays as accurately as possible and to ensure its electronics continue to function properly. This calibration device will most benefit Bronco owners who have added larger tires to their off-road package. The new off-road setup will affect the readings of the speedometer and odometer of the Ford, leaving them inaccurate if they aren’t recalibrated. The calibration tool recalibrates the onboard computer and will make these instrument readings more accurate. As part of the ORV Package, the inclusion of this device makes the upgrade more complete, showing that Ford has thought out how changing the hardware may require changing the electronics.

7. Rocker Panel Trail Armor and Rear Recovery Hooks
The ORV Package also adds another layer of protection along the sides of the Bronco with the inclusion of black Thermoplastic Olefin plastic rocker-panel trail armor to protect the lower panels from rugged off-road conditions. These panels are intended to aid in preventing damage to the SUV’s lower bodywork when traveling through tight trails, over rocks, and brushy terrain. They are affixed using automotive high-bond tape in a no-drill process that avoids the need to make holes in the body panels. To the rear of the vehicle, Ford supplies a pair of red powder-coated recovery hooks that mount below the bumper.
Trail Protection Details:
- Black TPO rocker-panel armor
- Four-door panel design
- No-drill tape installation
- Two red rear recovery hooks
- Dedicated recovery strap attachment points
These hooks can be used as attachment points for recovery straps when a vehicle is stuck and needs to be pulled free; their red finish makes them more visible in muddy conditions and coordinates with the other red accents on the vehicle. The side protection also helps protect the vehicle when the Bronco is navigating tight off-road passages. Thanks to the no-drill installation process, this enhancement is hassle-free for drivers who dislike permanently altering a vehicle’s bodywork. And if you ever find yourself in need of a little assistance on the trail, the rear recovery hooks can provide an easy fix their illuminated finish makes locating them simple when conditions become challenging. All of these add-ons work to better equip the Bronco for demanding off-road adventures.

8. Signature Graphics and Distinctive Badging
The Bronco ORV Package isn’t all about the mechanical aspect as Ford has included a few styling updates to give the Bronco a more aggressive look. Surrounding the factory grille lettering are red grille letter caps to match up with the red rear recovery hooks. Sitting just below on the stealth hood decal is the opportunity for a new visual detail while also drawing attention away from the glare of bright sunlight on the desert highway while you’re careening around the dunes. Around the rear end, the Blue Oval emblem is given a smoked tint while the addition of a black metallic horse emblem on the tailgate and a triangular ORV fender badge featuring a wild horse graphic lends the package more visual style.
Exterior Styling Highlights:
- Red front grille letter caps
- Matte black stealth hood decal
- Smoked rear Blue Oval emblem
- Black metallic tailgate horse emblem
- ORV fender badge with horse graphic
These styling touches give the Bronco a more unified look without losing the identity of what makes the Bronco iconic. The red accents tie the grille to the recovery hooks, while the black graphics and badges work together to give the whole body a darker-than-normal look. The decal on the hood is more than just decorative as it helps to reduce glare when the weather is bright, and the unique ORV badge clearly distinguishes the car from a standard Bronco. It all comes together to feel like a genuine factory accessory package.

9. Trim Compatibility and Optional Accessories
The ORV Package is available to four-door 2025 and 2026 Bronco Base, Big Bend and Outer Banks trims equipped with or without the Sasquatch Package. The package is offered to lower-trim models to add off-road goodies such as underbody protection sourced from the Bronco Raptor. The Badlands and Bronco Raptor trims will be kept off the list, as they already offer off-road hardware. Ford also offers a range of optional accessories for owners to customize their vehicles with, such as a high-clearance Borla exhaust, a rugged rear differential cover, and a hydraulic hood lift.
Compatibility And Accessories:
- Select 2025 and 2026 four-door models
- Base, Big Bend, and Outer Banks trims
- Compatible with or without Sasquatch Package
- Badlands and Raptor models excluded
- Optional Borla, ARB, and other upgrades
A centrally located ARB air compressor can be ordered, which can be installed under the hood and used to re-inflate tires when players lose air pressure while off-roading. Even with the available add-ons, the package still keeps the main kit associated with Ford’s factory-backed program. Customers will need to verify that the vehicle is a match with their trim and configuration before purchasing, however, as not all Bronco versions are eligible. There are also a number of optional extras to create a rig for their chosen style of off-road adventure. Upgrading with a high-clearance exhaust, a differential cover, or onboard air compressor can enhance the vehicle’s purpose.

10. Factory Warranty Coverage and Integrated Value
Another aspect of the Bronco ORV Package is warranty support. Ford offers a supplementary Ford Racing Parts warranty that lasts three years/36,000 miles. It begins on the vehicle’s original in-service date and it is accepted at Ford dealerships around the country. That means owners will rest assured that the Bronco ORV Package product line is covered, unlike other aftermarket equipment manufacturers’ warranties, if they have problems. According to Ford, that an installed professionally by a participating dealer or a certified mechanic with ASE credentials, will not affect the new-car warranty on the SUV. With a retail of $18,995 (before the labor to install it and tires), the Bronco ORV Package is an investment, but one that gives the consumer a put-together, factory-supported group of equipment rather than multiple pieces of kit to track down.
Warranty And Package Value:
- Three-year or 36,000-mile supplemental warranty
- Ford Racing Parts coverage
- Coverage begins on original in-service date
- Professional installation by qualified technicians
- $18,995 MSRP before labor and tires
The integrated package makes this an appealing option to owners who want a more off-road-ready Bronco but not a DIY customization project. Dealer installation consolidates all of these upgrades into one program, and the Ford package purchase can be combined with a supplemental warranty covering the Ford Racing Parts. The big sticking point here is pricing-these vehicles don’t usually include these off-road upgrades, but adding up the individual parts and installation costs, it’s well over the package price, especially considering that the cost of tires and installation labor are not included in the price. Still, the convenience of getting it all in one go is compelling, and this is an all-in-one option for those who want a more capable off-road SUV without the hassle of having to build out the base package over time.

