Everyone seems to think that mud terrains or all terrains wont function in snow, they are wrong. I regularly take my 94 bronco out on the roads (even highways) in deep snow, or packed snow. And even hit the trails in snow, mud and whatever else happens to be the situation. All with hercules all terrains. I have never had an issue. Just remember that no tire will make you invincible, use the transmission to slow down as much as possible, and be gentle on the pedals. I dont even have some cool "goat mode" for the snow.
I'm down with that decal. I've been planning on BL without squatch, but may change my mind after seeing these pics and that decal.Starting to feel better about the plastic bumpers.
I hope they supply the decal w every squatch.
You also get an extra removable panel on 2 and 4 door.
my build, badlands but will add 35s after i run through the 33s....I think for me it confirms the Sasquatch package is necessary. These were taken in Pennsylvania by Jeremy Kinneer at the Hilton Garden Inn in Uniontown, PA.
I'm not sure what to get
Roof is gray. Fenders are black. The grille in the picture looks black but Badlands comes with gray.
Exactly!! The pictures of it in the daylight look too baby blue for me sometimes. These pics look gorgeous.
and the roof rack??
You mean this decal?...Starting to feel better about the plastic bumpers.
I hope they supply the decal w every squatch.
Always looks like the same black as the trail sights and flares to me
i was thinking the same. I wish they would offer some thing like the Wrangler Duratrac for customers living in northern climates. That way I’d have a M/T tire that’s winter approved - which is obligatory here in Montreal. I may have to either purchase the needed tires and either sell the ones that come with the truck or switch them out each season until the stock ones are done with. Sucks though.
