The Squadron 2.0 Sport A-Pillar kit (SKU 440088, toggle-harness version) mounts a pair of Squadron 2.0 Sport pods on the Bronco's A-pillars, with clear spot lenses installed and driving/combo and wide cornering lens kits included in the box. The manufacturer rates each light at 3,200 lumens from 30 watts and IP69K sealed, and the 4-pin Deutsch connector and RGBW backlight are standard. For a buyer weighing this against a cheaper bar or pod, the main case is durability and serviceability: the manufacturer backs the kit with a 30-day satisfaction guarantee and a limited lifetime warranty, and the lens kits are swappable, so you can change the beam pattern without replacing the housing. Owners on user forums also report that the redesigned bracket allows more vertical aiming adjustment.
Per the manufacturer, fitment covers the 2021-2026 Ford Bronco and the 2022-2024 Ford Bronco Raptor. The product title lists 21-25, so confirm your model year before ordering. If you want a cleaner install with no cabin toggle, the 44-0088-UP upfitter harness is the alternative. Searches for Bronco A-pillar LED pods, IP69K spot lights, and Squadron 2.0 toggle kits will bring up this exact configuration, and a DIY-minded owner can usually complete the mount without cutting or drilling.
The toggle version (440088) uses a switch inside the cabin. Owners on user forums describe the upfitter harness as the option that connects to the vehicle's auxiliary wiring, so no cabin switch is needed.
Yes. The manufacturer lists driving/combo and wide cornering lens kits in the box, in addition to the installed clear spot lenses, so you can change patterns without buying new lights.
The manufacturer rates the lights IP69K, which is its top water and dust resistance standard for submersion and high-pressure spray.
Per the manufacturer's Bronco A-pillar instructions, start by parking the vehicle, turning it off, and disconnecting the negative battery terminal. Mount each U-bracket to a light with the supplied hardware and serrated washers, then bolt the A-pillar plates in place before reinstalling the dash panel. The listed tools include a 10mm and 1/2-inch wrench, a trim tool, T20 and T30 Torx bits, 3mm and 4mm Allen wrenches, a 10mm socket, and electrical tape. If you choose the toggle version, the instructions reference a firewall pass-through grommet on the right side for routing the harness into the cabin, and they list a drill for non-upfitter models. Because that drill step varies by harness type, check the manufacturer's 44-0088 installation sheet before you start.
