The Ford Everest Bullbar is a popular addition to the Ford lineup and for good reason. It provides superior protection for both you and your passengers in the event of a collision. The ford everest bullbar features four dual airbags, and energy-absorbing material throughout, and is crash tested to meet or exceed federal safety standards.
In addition, the Ford Everest Bullbar includes an integrated backup camera and braking system that helps you maintain control in difficult braking situations. The standard version is made from a 3/4-inch steel plate and offers protection for the front axle, fuel tank, and engine. The custom version is made from a 1-inch steel plate and offers increased protection for the front axle, fuel tank, and engine. Both versions are available in black or chrome finish.
To install a bull bar on your Ford Everest, you will need to remove the spare tire and wheel mounted on the rear of the SUV. You will also need to remove the lower bumper cover and upper grille panel. Finally, you will need to unscrew and remove three screws located at the base of each side light lens.
Once all of these components are removed, you can install the bull bar by sliding it into place over the existing chassis hardware. Replace all of the screws that were removed while installing the bull bar, then reattach the lower bumper cover and upper grille panel.