Depends on the tire... Ridge grapplers are 34.7 vs 34.4, others are closer to 35. It's not a big enough difference to matter, but I doubt we can fit 37s.
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If you’re going to do the 2” lift at the dealer, does that negate anything else you get with the Sasquatch package?
I know this is the answer you're trying to avoid, but bear with me.
On my current Tacoma, I checked the mpg several times after buying it. Then, I added lockers, bigger tires, lower gears, changed suspension, etc. I have no idea what it gets now. I think if I did know, I would enjoy driving it less. I just fill it up when it gets low and don't worry about it.
The base mpg probably won't be great. The bigger tires, lower gears aren't going to help. It won't be good. The better it is off road, the worse it will be on road. I'd guess the squatch package will lose 2-3mpg at least. Bigger tires have greater surface area and more rotational mass.
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You will move up nominally in height, depending on brand, you will move up a lot in weight and down in MPG with an E rated tire.
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Good catch. Of course you get to stare at them in person,,,for hours...lucky bastahd!
37s will not fit on stock tire rack. At a minimum you will need a aftermarket rear bumper, 3rd brake light, etc..
Hey got that compression test done yet? LOL
Is this the one you are talking about?@395N There was also a really good picture of both this Bronco and the 4 door Cactus Grey one that I saw. It showed a really good perspective on the different size between the two. However I can’t seem to find it ?‍
There’s just some question about whether the 4 door has 33s or 35s lol.
No but thanks. There was one specific shot from down low that you could see the differences in tire size.Is this the one you are talking about?
However, since then the tire sizes for these prototypes have been confirmed. 37s on 2door, 35s on 4door. ?
While I am entertaining the option to run 37's, I would not be hanging a 37 off the back. Too much weight jostling around back there. I'm kind of curious as how well the tire carrier will hold up with a 35 on there.?
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Aftermarket will solve the swing gate plate for 37's.
Eventually, but the question is how many & who's (as in which members here) going to pay the price before it's realized as a problem & hopefully fixed the 1st time around
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Time will tell.Eventually, but the question is how many & who's (as in which members here) going to pay the price before it's realized as a problem & hopefully fixed the 1st time around
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Going to run the same Toyo Open Country MT 37s / Method Grid combo as my Raptor on a 2 DR Cactus Badlands.. Took minimal effort and no trimming to get them on (Geiser progressive springs)
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