Tailgate Limiter Rubber StopFOR THE 2021–2026 Ford Bronco

Will This Tailgate Stop Fit My Bronco?

2021-2026 Ford Bronco. Bronco Raptor fitment is unconfirmed.

What Is This Tailgate Stop Designed For?

Protect your tail lights when using tailgate-mounted accessories with rubber stops that limit the Bronco tailgate opening to 90 degrees. The Turn Offroad Tailgate Limiter Rubber Stop fits 2021–2026 Ford Bronco 2-Door and 4-Door models. It is a simple solution for rear setups where spare tires, gear carriers, bike racks, or other mounted accessories could swing into the tail lights.

Features and Equipment

• Reduce tail light damage risk by limiting how far the tailgate can open when rear accessories are installed.
• Stop overextension at 90 degrees with rubber blocks designed to control tailgate travel.
• Keep the fix simple with a rubber stop design that avoids more complex moving parts.
• Install quickly without special tools.
• Support accessory-heavy builds by adding a practical safeguard for tailgate-mounted cargo or equipment.

Compatibility and Setup Details

The Tailgate Limiter Rubber Stop is designed for 2021–2026 Ford Bronco 2-Door and 4-Door models. It helps limit tailgate opening when mounted accessories may contact the tail lights.

Product Specifications

• 2021+ Ford Bronco 2 & 4 Door

How Does This Tailgate Stop Install?

Check the mounting requirements for your Bronco and the equipment listed above before installation. Follow Turn Offroad's instructions for this exact part, including any required adapters or electrical connections. View the manufacturer installation video or instructions.

Plan the Complete Tailgate Setup

Compare this part with the equipment already fitted to your Bronco's tailgate. Tire diameter alone does not describe the space available: wheel offset, carrier spacers, hinge accessories, and the tire's actual position can change clearance. Work through the complete arrangement before tightening the final hardware. Open the tailgate carefully through its travel and check for contact with the tail light, rear body, bumper, and neighboring accessories. Where an adapter or limiter is specified above, include it in the installation rather than treating it as a cosmetic extra.

Clearance Is Not a Load Rating

A statement that an accessory clears a particular tire or mounts to a carrier does not increase the carrier's weight capacity. Account for the loaded gear as well as the mount itself, and use the limits for the actual carrier, hinge, and accessory system. Containers, lights, flags, and recovery gear can have different mounting requirements even when they attach in the same area. Use the specified attachment points and compatible hardware instead of relying on a nearby opening or a bracket intended for another purpose.

Keep Rear Functions Usable

Check the rear camera view, license-plate visibility, plate illumination, third brake light, and access to the spare after the complete setup is installed. Relocation parts can change where wiring needs to run or how an accessory comes off for service. Leave a practical route for removing the spare and accessing the tailgate hardware. Inspect the fasteners after initial use and after rough-road travel. If you change the wheel, tire, carrier, or another tailgate accessory later, repeat the clearance checks rather than assuming the original arrangement still applies.

A Simple Tailgate Travel Limit

The rubber stops are intended to limit the gate opening to 90 degrees. That is useful when an accessory would otherwise reach the tail light, but you should still check the actual loaded setup. The stop changes opening travel; it does not increase the tailgate's load capacity or replace secure mounting for the accessory.

What's the Warranty?

Coverage depends on the product and component. Review Turn Offroad's warranty terms for registration requirements, covered materials, and exclusions.