Looks great, is just the addition I needed for my '21 Bronco Base! Fairly easy to install, though I had to go get a few slightly shorter bolts from the hardware store - some of the mounting holes in my Bronco were giving me grief trying to take the whole bolt. Aside from that, literally took me only about 45 minutes to install both. And they're solid as heck. Make sure that you have an extension for your ratchet, some of the bolts are hard to get all the way tight without damaging your hands. Will need 11mm and 16mm sockets.

I’ve had these installed on my Bronco for over a year and they still look fantastic. The install literally took minutes. Very clear instructions included.

These fit perfect on my 2022 2 door Bronco. Installation was very straightforward. Materials are good quality. Overall very happy.

These were an absolute necessity for getting in the lifted bronco, and these fit the bill perfectly! Good quality sturdy brackets, nice rugged finish that looks like it will last. I am a big guy, and they feel rock solid when i step on them. I would recommend loctite on the bolts to be sure nothing rattles loose on the trails, but i had these installed in less than 20 minutes! Easy as pie!

Update:I finally did get a response back from customer-support. The right & left brackets are identical and you are supposed to flip them over for driver's side use. I also hand-installed the driver's side bracket, and my only problem (I still might send them back)... is that the pinch-weld on the Bronco is quite visible. See last photo with white Bronco. Its a decent product, and does protect the door, and is a nice side-step. The pinch-welds however... are exposed. The other TAC offering looks like it covers that.. I upped my rating, because customer support did finally get back. (see my pictures for details on the brackets, and the install on my Bronco... from a few different angles.The Product:Besides the brackets being a problem (see below)... the oval 4.25 tubes themselves look good. No chips, they appear like they are beefy enough, and the paint (or powder coat) looks fine. They also appear to be around 2 inches thick, but of course hollow. The surface you'll put your feet on (aka foot rest) is a hard plastic (and not a softer rubber) -- so that is something you'll have to decide if you like or not. It does appear to be sturdily glued on, so that is a positive, but might slip in the rain. I haven't installed anything (see bracket problem below), but the holes on the brackets all appear to align underneath with my Bronco 2-door when I held the brackets underneath the Bronco, and all bolts necessary were provided. The brackets are thick metal... about 3/16 measured, and the bend at the bottom is about 3/4 inch wide. This makes the brackets quite stable and strong.The brackets are identical for left and right.. two for the front, and two for the back, and therefore it looks a bit goofy on the right side if you install them. THAT IS MY ISSUE!. There is a bent-lip underneath (for strength/rigidity), and on the passenger side it points towards the rear (as it should). On the driver's side the lip points forward... and looks like it is installed backwards. This might also be a problem if you come close to the ground on a side. For this reason... I may send them back. I'm not sure I want to "settle" on side-step looks after waiting 13 months for my Bronco.I don't know whether this is by design (exact same right/left brackets), because their customer support is awful in my opinion, and I can't get an answer as to whether I have two copies of the passenger side brackets, or whether this is a correct kit... as designed. Regardless of that -- the brackets are thick metal, and well coated (see pictures) You just have to decide if you want to "settle" for something that looks like it was put on backwards on the driver's side.Customer Service:I tried contacting TAC about the duplicate brackets. My question... "Did I get two passenger-side forward and rear brackets, or am I expected to just use the duplicates and spin them around?" Seems like a simple question with a simple answer that should take about 20 seconds to answer.Here is what I did, and the response I got from customer-support:1. Called the TAC customer support line. It kept looping through an answering machine, and wouldn't let me actually put in my problem. I tried 4 times. So that's a dead end.2. Sent an e-mail message to TAC customer support. They answered within 24-hours, but apparently didn't read my request in regard to passenger-side and driver-side brackets, and just asked "what parts are missing, and asked me to circle those parts on the install sheet".I sent them back my question again... with pictures this time -- as I don't know if I'm missing parts because of a duplicate issue... or not. I am still waiting for an answer.3. I also sent a request via Amazon... and they responded (sort of) and talked about "asking the user community and getting no response." I mean really... ask the user community if you have right and left brackets... don't you know your parts TAC Support???Summary:Product = Grade A (if you discount the backwards brackets and like the hard plastic step).Product = Grade B (if you have to flip the brackets around on the driver's side and don't like that).Customer Support = Grade F (I couldn't get a simple question answered about brackets answered by TAC support. That question being... "Do you actually make right and left brackets, or is it required to just spin them around and install them backwards (and backwards looking)"And if they make right & left brackets then my request would be -- "Please send me the driver's-side brackets... front and back, and I'll send you back the duplicate passenger-side brackets if you pay for shipping".If you get the impression that I'm a bit picky... you'd be right. I expect a product to look good, and the parts provided to look the same on the passenger's side and the driver's side.See attached pictures for more details. I hope this answers some questions other buyers might have.