Bigfoot shows up everywhere in off-road culture for one simple reason: the remote forests and backcountry trails where 4x4 owners spend their weekends are the exact places Sasquatch is said to roam. The connection is strong enough that Ford named an official Bronco off-road package "Sasquatch," and Jeep owners have turned Bigfoot into one of the most popular decal and tire cover themes on the trail. Here is why the legend and the lifestyle fit together, and how to carry it onto your own rig.
In this article
- Why is Bigfoot such a big deal in off-road culture?
- What is the Ford Bronco Sasquatch Package?
- Why do Jeep owners love Bigfoot too?
- How to put Bigfoot on your rig
- Frequently asked questions
Why is Bigfoot such a big deal in off-road culture?
The short answer: Bigfoot lives where off-roaders drive. Sightings are concentrated in dense, remote forests, mountain passes, and Pacific Northwest backcountry, the same fire roads, trailheads, and overland routes that draw Jeep and Bronco owners away from pavement. When you spend your weekends deep in the woods with no cell signal, the idea of something wild still out there is part of the appeal, not a joke to be dismissed.
Bigfoot has also become shorthand for the untamed outdoors. That lines up perfectly with the go-anywhere identity that off-road brands are built on. So the legend gets adopted as a mascot: a cryptid that represents the same freedom, mystery, and respect for the wild that pulls people onto the trail in the first place.
What is the Ford Bronco Sasquatch Package?
The clearest proof that Bigfoot and off-roading are intertwined is that Ford put the name on a factory package. The Bronco Sasquatch Package is Ford's top off-road hardware bundle, and it is available across much of the Bronco lineup. Here is what the full-size Bronco version includes:
| Feature | What you get |
|---|---|
| Tires | 35 inch (LT315/70R17) |
| Wheels | 17 inch beadlock-capable, matte black |
| Differentials | Electronic-locking front and rear |
| Axle ratio | 4.70 final drive |
| Suspension | High-clearance with Bilstein position-sensitive shocks |
| Body | High-clearance fender flares |
That is a serious, trail-ready setup, and the fact that Ford chose "Sasquatch" to sell it says everything about how tied Bigfoot is to 4x4 culture. If you drive a Bronco and want to lean into the theme beyond the badge, our Ford Bronco decals and graphics let you carry it onto the body, and the Bigfoot designs below fit Broncos too.
Why do Jeep owners love Bigfoot too?
Jeep owners were flying the Bigfoot flag long before anyone put it on a window sticker. The Wrangler and Gladiator community runs on trail humor and personality, and Sasquatch fits both. You will see "Sasquatch research unit" tire covers, Bigfoot footprint decals, and "I brake for Bigfoot" style stickers all over the trail, because they say something true about the owner: this rig actually goes where the wild things are.
It is the same instinct that drives Jeep's own Easter eggs and inside jokes. Bigfoot is a wink to everyone else who gets it, and it turns a spare tire or a fender into a conversation starter at the trailhead.
The classic field-unit look for your spare. Printed on a waterproof, UV-resistant nylon and polyester weave and sized for Jeep, Bronco, and more.
How to put Bigfoot on your rig
You do not need the factory package to fly the flag. The Bigfoot and Sasquatch look works on any Jeep or Bronco, and it scales from a four-dollar sticker to a full seat and tire kit:
- Spare tire covers for the biggest statement, printed on weatherproof fabric and sized by tire diameter
- Vinyl decals and stickers, made in the USA, for hoods, fenders, and windows
- Seat covers that carry the theme inside the cabin, with universal-fit designs that work in a Wrangler or a Bronco
Browse the full lineup in our Bigfoot and Sasquatch collection. A couple of crowd favorites:
Patriotic Sasquatch front seat covers with a universal fit that works in a Jeep Wrangler, Bronco, and more.
A made-in-USA vinyl decal for the fender vent on Jeep Wrangler JL and Gladiator JT, 2018 and newer. Small touch, big personality.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Ford Bronco Sasquatch a real package?
Yes. Sasquatch is Ford's official off-road package for the Bronco. On the full-size Bronco it adds 35 inch tires on beadlock-capable 17 inch wheels, electronic-locking front and rear differentials, a 4.70 axle ratio, high-clearance suspension with Bilstein shocks, and high-clearance fender flares.
Why is Bigfoot associated with off-roading and Jeeps?
Because 4x4 owners spend their time in the remote forests and backcountry where Bigfoot is said to live. The legend became a mascot for the untamed outdoors, which matches the go-anywhere spirit of Jeep and Bronco culture, so it shows up on decals, tire covers, and even a factory package name.
Do Bigfoot decals and tire covers fit both Jeep and Bronco?
Many do. Vinyl decals and stickers apply to any smooth surface, so they work on any vehicle. Spare tire covers are sized by tire diameter rather than by brand, and several designs, like the seat covers, are universal fit for both Jeep and Bronco. Fitment is listed on each product.
What is the most popular Bigfoot design for a Jeep?
Spare tire covers tend to be the favorite because they turn the whole rear of the rig into a statement. The "Sasquatch research unit" and adventure-compass designs are consistent crowd pleasers, along with Bigfoot footprint seat covers for the interior.
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