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Did the FP Methods include the Ford Performance faux locking hub center cap? Or do you have the Method logo center cap?Iconic Silver with Method 703s in Matte Balck; Ford kit (for the hub-centric fit) +30 offset, no spacers. Toyo Open Country IIIs in 315/70R17. (I have black lug nut OTW)
255/85r17. Has a 1” level and the top spacers from another 1” kit in rear.
No rubbing and crash bars still installed
No rubbing and crash bars still installed
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It's the Method center cap. I actually would prefer to have either a Bronco logo or the faux locking center cap. Do they fit the Methods?
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The FP Methods are supposed to or at least have been promoted to have a unique center cap that gives the illusion of a throw-back locking hub. So far, everyone is getting the Method logo center cap. [Disregard the mention of offset as they are wrong]
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Vision Turbine 17x8.5 +18 offset on BD stock General Grabbers 265/70/17. Small amount of poke and I’ll wear these new grabbers out before going to 33’s.
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Great looking set up! Just the right amount of poke IMO! Thanks for sharing.
Nice how much lift?
Rockstar II wheels, toyo open country A/T III 35x12.50x18’s. Painted the center star eruption green.
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Got tired of all the flats on the OEM Goodyears so installed BFG HD's F load range (vs load rance C on stock tires). Stock wheels, very little road noise, no off road test yet, and no gas milage check.
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Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T - 35x12.5R17LT (From Mickey Thompson):
So today I had installed a set of Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T tires, in a 35x12.5R17LT (Load Range D).
I'm coming from the OEM Goodyear 315/70R17, and am using the OEM Sasquatch wheels.
It's only been an hour or two since having them installed, however I already love them!
It's currently raining very heavily here, and wet road traction was a big important factor for me. These tires grip the road really well, and even when I floored it from a complete stop and took a corner, there was no slipping. I also took them over some very pot-hole riddled roads, and the Bronco felt more cushioned with these tires vs. the OEM Goodyears, where you felt every bump. These tires also appear to be quieter than the OEM Goodyears (I could be wrong, but they seem quieter to me), and they look awesome! Much more aggressive looking.
If you have any questions, please let me know. I definitely recommend these tires and the early experience with them has been positive.
Sorry, the pictures aren't great as it's pouring rain right now.
OEM Goodyears:
Mickey Thompsons:
Comparison between the two:
So today I had installed a set of Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T tires, in a 35x12.5R17LT (Load Range D).
I'm coming from the OEM Goodyear 315/70R17, and am using the OEM Sasquatch wheels.
It's only been an hour or two since having them installed, however I already love them!
It's currently raining very heavily here, and wet road traction was a big important factor for me. These tires grip the road really well, and even when I floored it from a complete stop and took a corner, there was no slipping. I also took them over some very pot-hole riddled roads, and the Bronco felt more cushioned with these tires vs. the OEM Goodyears, where you felt every bump. These tires also appear to be quieter than the OEM Goodyears (I could be wrong, but they seem quieter to me), and they look awesome! Much more aggressive looking.
If you have any questions, please let me know. I definitely recommend these tires and the early experience with them has been positive.
Sorry, the pictures aren't great as it's pouring rain right now.
OEM Goodyears:
Mickey Thompsons:
Comparison between the two:
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Bit disappointed that you didn't update your original post or at least follow-up with the same artistic photography for these new tires.Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T - 35x12.5R17LT (From Mickey Thompson):
So today I had installed a set of Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T tires, in a 35x12.5R17LT (Load Range D).
I'm coming from the OEM Goodyear 315/70R17, and am using the OEM Sasquatch wheels.
It's only been an hour or two since having them installed, however I already love them!
It's currently raining very heavily here, and wet road traction was a big important factor for me. These tires grip the road really well, and even when I floored it from a complete stop and took a corner, there was no slipping. I also took them over some very pot-hole riddled roads, and the Bronco felt more cushioned with these tires vs. the OEM Goodyears, where you felt every bump. These tires also appear to be quieter than the OEM Goodyears (I could be wrong, but they seem quieter to me), and they look awesome! Much more aggressive looking.
If you have any questions, please let me know. I definitely recommend these tires and the early experience with them has been positive.
Sorry, the pictures aren't great as it's pouring rain right now.
OEM Goodyears:
Mickey Thompsons:
Comparison between the two:
That is hands down one of the best bronze variations I have seen. Congrats on a mean rig.17x9, +0 Vorsteiner Offroad in Baja Bronze. 37" Toyos. Unfortunately they don't have this color in stock any longer, so we had to custom powdercoat the spare (not shown because it's still in powder).
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