SimpleTire x Bronco6G Giveaway — Win a Free Set of Tires

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SimpleTire Is Looking for Bronco Brand Ambassadors

SimpleTire is looking to partner with Bronco owners who love their rigs and want to represent SimpleTire within their community.

Whether your Bronco is a daily driver, trail rig, beach cruiser, overland setup, Sasquatch build, or weekend adventure vehicle, we want to hear from you.
Through our Brand Ambassador Program, selected applicants may receive:

• Tire Support: Opportunities may range from exclusive tire discounts to free tire sponsorships, based on your participation, content, reach, and ambassador tier.
• Launch Special: Get started with Buy 3 Tires, Get the 4th Free on your first order.
• Dedicated Ambassador Discount: Receive a personal purchasing account with 7% to 15% off all tires — whether they’re for your Bronco, daily driver, or tow vehicle.
• Earn While You Drive: Receive custom discount cards to share with fellow drivers and enthusiasts, with the opportunity to earn a 2% to 5% annual kickback on the sales you generate.
• Team Gear: Get exclusive SimpleTire swag and marketing materials for you and your crew.
• More to Come: Additional perks, bonuses, and tier upgrades will be introduced as the program grows.

We’re looking for Bronco owners who share photos, videos, build updates, or honest tire reviews; are active in forums, events, trails, off-road parks, beach runs, overlanding trips, or social communities; and are willing to rep SimpleTire with a decal or magnet.

Think you’d be a great fit? Apply to become a SimpleTire Brand Ambassador here:
https://simpletire.com/sponsorship

Bonus Giveaway

Drop a comment below with a photo of your Bronco and tell us what tires you’re currently running — size, brand, model, and what you like or dislike about them.
We’ll select one lucky commenter to receive a free set of tires from SimpleTire.

Apply above, then drop your setup below — we want to see what the Bronco6G community is running.
The giveaway winner will be announced on June 29th.

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[Dantastic]

I’m currently running the stock OEM tires with dreams of moving up to 37s and mud tires. I wheel primarily in Missouri (the state I live), and deal with a lot of mud.

 

[Oldhippie]

I am running Mickey Thompson Baja Legend MTZ 37X13.50R17 tires on Icon Recon pro 8.5x17 zero offset wheels…tires ride nice (run cruise at 85 on freeway) and offer good traction (some sliding on snow), some lug chunking on rocks (high sierra trails) and they do make noise (they are MTs) but overall I like them (not many 13.50 “D” out there)…air down nice and haven’t lost a bead at sub 10psi with the Icon “beadlock system“ (not a fan of the Icon pot metal “rash guards” or the funky mounts for them)…thanks for a chance to win!

 

[Snacktime]

This guy needs a dozen tires and will put your logo on his bronco. Let me know if you need his cell number.

 

[BSBuild]

This guy needs a dozen tires and will put your logo on his bronco. Let me know if you need his cell number.

RJ get's my support too

 

[not on the rug]

2024 Wildtrak 4 door. Running the OEM Goodyear 315-70-17 rubber for now. I actually like them for what I do. Pavement, gravel roads, logging trails, etc. They handle well wet or dry.

I will likely switch to Toyo Open Country AT3 in 35-12.5-17 when it's time to replace them.

 

[HighVelocity]

One of the reasons I bought the Badlands non-squatch is it comes with the BFG ATs. I've had a lot of good experiences with those tires on various vehicles. The only downside to them is they have about 35000 miles of useful tread life before need to be replaced.

 

[BD6G]

Currently on the factory Goodyear Wrangler M/T 315 70 17 likes they’ve handled everything well since the purchase. I was personally impressed by the snow performance. Dislikes rock throw and being rock magnets. Interested in the Kenda Klever RT in a 35 12.50 17 for my next set of tires.

 

[B-Dog15]

Currently running stock 255/70r16 Bridgestone Duelers on my base Bronco. So far, I like their on road manners. I have also been impressed with how well they did in the deep snow and their performance on the simple off-road trails that I have done.

I dislike how wimpy they look on the Bronco. I also dislike how much off-road performance I feel like I’m missing out on… After doing my first real off-road trails recently I’ve got the bug and want to get better/bigger tires to try some harder trails!

 

[Smocaine]

Still on 285/70R17 BFG KO2s for now. They're polite onroad to be sure and they bite great on rocks, but they don't handle mud as well as I would like.

 

[2horses87]

Currently running 285/70R17 BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2s. While they perform great on the highway and in rocky terrain, they definitely lack self-cleaning capabilities in heavy mud, instantly packing out and turning into slicks.

 

[Broadcast Static]

Stock 315/70/R17 Goodyear Territory's here, so far I have no problem with them honestly. But I would like something a little more aggressive and durable just in case, I've had good luck with Cooper tires on my F150 and previous Tacoma. Maybe try some Mickey Thompsons based on what I've heard about them.

 

[agentdarnell]

Im currently running the stock tires that came on my Badlands sasquatch. I plan on moving to 37 soon.

 

[Archerman907]

2025 Badlands bronco 2 Dr running factory goodyear 315.70R17s. I like the float of them on sand but man do they throw rocks, front mud flaps help but I definitely had some pretty good rock chips in the paint now.

Thinking of moving to falkien RT or Toyo open country's in a 315/35in size when these Goodyears wear out

 

[Jesse Waldo]

Wow June 29th? That’s my birthday. I’ll be 47.
Anyways, I’m running the stock 35-inch Goodyear Territory M/T (Maximum Traction) tires.

Here’s a picture of my ‘23 wildtrak.

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