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Beadgrip. I have them and they are great. Air down to 11 psi with no problem. 37" KO2s.

I use Method Beadgrip wheels.

Get the Wells 4X4 Moab off road book. It will give you a lot of trails, their difficulty, where they are and what you will encounter...

I am always in Moab. Went to the car show.

I am old and have a LOT of experience on off roading and tires. I have posted this before. Tire, pressure and wheel thoughts It seems to me that there are a lot of questions on tires and wheels. I have never worked in a tire shop, but I have bought a lot of tires, wheeled off-road for over...

Yesterday we did Devil's racetrack, which is about 60 miles west and north of Moab. A difficult trail with amazing scenery. Long day, left Moab at 9 am and got back at 7 pm.

Secret spire and Dellenbaugh Tunnel. Get the Wells book (previous post).

On road not a lot of difference, but stay with Load C. Off road go with 17". More sidewall to absorb rocks, also give you more room when you lower pressure before the wheel contacts the ground. KO3 is a great all around tire, I would go with that.

Took it on the Cattail Cove trail yesterday. This was our lunch spot.

Took it on a trail to the Swansea mine site and then into a beautiful canyon.

Took it to the Desert Bar near Parker, AZ yesterday, Did the 4 wheel trail to get to the bar, easy way out,

Took it to Saguaro National Park yesterday.

Depends if you only want to do the Roadeo, or if you want to stay and do other trails. The town will be full and some trails will be closed the week before Easter. Restaurants will be full. But the Bronco trail will be open and you will be fine for the class. Moab scenery will still be...

You are taking a 90K vehicle and putting cheap gas in it? So maybe $ 15.00 difference on a fill up, what twice a month? So you are saving $ 360.00 a year on a 90K vehicle, getting lower power, less detergent in the gas, and possible less mileage? Money is money, but you would be smarter with...

No. I had a 2019 F 150 Raptor and was on the Raptor forum. There were several tests done showing the increase in HP and mileage using premium gas. For what my Bronco costs, a few cents using better gas is a no brainer for me. No, the mileage increase does not make up for the extra costs, but...

It is better to use 91, (or 93), better fuel mileage, more horsepower. Out west it is mostly 91, not 93 and because of the altitude it is OK. Personally, I would not use anything else. Also, use top tier gas.

And lastly we went to Sand Island. Full day.

Then we went to see Mexican Hat Rock.

Then we did Muley Overlook.