A mushy or spongy brake pedal is a sign that your brake lines could potentially have air in them. If this is you, bleeding your brakes and adding new, high-performance fluid is a great way to improve brake feel and response time. High-performance braking fluid is also nice because it has a higher boiling point which helps combat overheating and loss of stopping power under heavy stress.

Your Bronco's brake lines are just as important as the fluid that's inside them. When out on the trail, they can get damaged or severed by sharp rocks or debris. A good way to prevent this is to add brake line sleeves. These sleeves protect your brake lines while also adding a bit of flair to the look of your ride.

If you feel like your set-up isn't cutting it and want something with more stopping power, a big brake kit might just be for you. With new calipers and rotors, you'll be able to run bigger and more aggressive pads without having to worry about overheating and brake fade. However, bigger calipers and rotors also mean that your current wheels and tires might not fit, so buying a new set might be needed.